The Dollar and Technology, in the Wake of Donald Trump’s Defeat
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The stock exchanges respond with restraint to Donald Trump’s defeat in the US mid-term elections. Democrats have won the House of Representatives and the Senate, in a censorship of Republican policies. While markets anticipated a possible turn, it was not estimated to be of such magnitude. Technology and artificial intelligence, which could face more regulation and scrutiny, are some of the losers in the new scenario. Also, the dollar, which is …
Wall Street futures fall after Democrats win. Pressure on technology, gold rises and concern about Trump's economic policy
The fears of new restrictions on data centers trigger sales on tech bonds, then partly absorbed. Dollar falling, gold rising.
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The US dollar came under pressure on Wednesday after the defeat of the Republicans, who are expected to lose the majority in both chambers of Congress.
The Republican defeat changes the balance in Washington, creating new prospects but also risks for individual sectors of Wall Street.
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