US midterm elections: what congressional shift means for markets
Americans vote today in midterm elections, choosing all House members and 35 senators, which will determine control of Congress in the second half of Donald Trump's term. Prediction markets favor Democrats, more sharply in the House than the Senate. For investors, possible changes to taxes, spending and debt-ceiling negotiations are key. Historically, the S&P 500 has risen after every midterm election since 1950.
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