The dollar index (USDX) surged as markets rallied on Trump’s re-election, anticipating inflationary policies and stronger U.S. yields. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index climbed 0.7% as traders monitored the tight U.S. presidential election, with technology shares driving the advance. – vtmarkets.com
S&P500 remains cautious as traders brace for U.S. election volatility and a restrictive RBA policy stance. – vtmarkets.com
Cautious trading in Nasdaq as U.S. election, Fed meeting, and China’s stimulus updates loom large over market sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei climbs as tech stocks follow the Nasdaq’s rally, while cautious traders return to equities despite ongoing political uncertainty. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei closed lower Tuesday, weighed down by election fears and Wall Street weakness. Rising political uncertainty and U.S. market losses prompted cautious trading. – vtmarkets.com
Bond sell-off and rising U.S. yields push Asian stocks lower, with gold nearing record highs and markets cautious ahead of the U.S. election. – vtmarkets.com
Futures were mixed as earnings reports loom, while Boeing surged 3.9% after news of a potential strike resolution. – vtmarkets.com
The dollar rose as U.S. bond yields climbed, while Bitcoin surged to a three-month high amid U.S. election uncertainty. – vtmarkets.com
TWINDEX rises as China’s new stimulus boosts sentiment, while U.S. economic data and global trade risks shape the outlook. – vtmarkets.com
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