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US stocks rose and the dollar fell as investors bet that Democratic midterm wins would curb Trump’s erratic policies, easing fears for the global economy.
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US stocks rose and the dollar fell as investors bet that Democratic midterm wins would curb Trump’s erratic policies, easing fears for the global economy.
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Government bond yields fall while initial fears ease over impact of election results on world’s biggest economyBusiness live – latest updatesUS midterm elections – live updatesAfter US midterms, what will lame duck Trump mean for global economy?US stocks have surged as investors digest the Democrats’ victories in the midterm elections, lifted by hopes that Donald Trump’s turbulent policymaking would be restrained and shaking off initial fears about the impact on growth in the world’s largest economy.The Dow Jones rose 2%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq and the benchmark S&P 500 gained more than 1% each, turning around overnight falls in US stock futures after the news that the Democratic party won control of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Continue reading...
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