US stock futures slip as traders wait for midterm election results
US index futures fell and the dollar eased as investors awaited the midterm vote, Reuters reported. Markets are watching the size of any Democratic win.
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US index futures fell and the dollar eased as investors awaited the midterm vote, Reuters reported. Markets are watching the size of any Democratic win.
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According to WSJ, Polymarket and Kalshi put the odds of a Democratic-controlled US Senate at 90% or higher while the vote count is still underway.
1 source · WSJ
Global equities wobbled on Tuesday as investors awaited US midterm election results, while Brent fell amid Middle East talks, per Reuters.
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Yardeni Research warns a Democratic sweep in the midterms could unsettle equities, yet its analysts see any selloff as a chance to buy.
1 source · Yardeni
Senator Elizabeth Warren and four other Democratic lawmakers wrote to CEO Chris Kempczinski with questions about menu prices set by algorithms at the chain.
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German 10-year Bund yields rose after Brent gained, though investors stayed cautious ahead of the US midterm elections, according to Reuters.
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Pershing Square argues analysts underrate cloud and AI giants, Michael Burry adds to BYD and JD.com, and Democratic sweep odds rise. Via Seeking Alpha.
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Commerzbank's Norman Liebke sees limited short-term dollar impact if Republicans lose Congress in midterms, as polls suggest, Market Talk reports.
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Analyst Geoffrey Dennis, per TradingView, says Brent may stay at $95–115 without more progress toward peace, and also weighs in on AI stocks and US midterms.
1 source · TradingView
BNP Paribas analyst William Bratton says a Democratic sweep could pressure Asian AI-related shares, according to Market Talk.
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US stock futures open after a tech-led selloff, with investors watching the midterm elections and the October jobs report later this week.
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A US federal judge in Anchorage dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit seeking to block Alaska from certifying a Senate race result, Reuters reports.
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Reuters reports that US voter lists compiled by the Trump administration could be used to challenge close midterm results, though courts have pushed back.
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Moody's, citing Emkay: the November midterms would affect Indian stocks mainly via oil, the dollar and Treasury yields, not US policy toward India.
1 source · Moody's
Seeking Alpha analyzes how the November 3 midterms could affect sports betting shares and prediction markets, including a Nebraska ballot measure.
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Kalshi and Polymarket traders price a Democratic sweep of Congress near 70%, up sharply from below 50% in early September, ahead of Tuesday's vote.
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Democrats could hold hearings and symbolic tariff votes, but Trump's veto makes rollbacks unlikely, according to Reuters.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, hospital shares have rallied on hopes for a shift in Congress, but analysts warn the trade is risky and relief may be narrow.
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The FBI said North Korea was behind the theft of about $6.3 billion in crypto assets from Binance. It urged firms to block transactions linked to the attack.
1 source · Cointelegraph
Emkay Global Financial Services, cited by Moody's, sees oil staying elevated after the November 3 US midterms, keeping pressure on Indian assets.
1 source · Moody's