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The Democratic Party's sweeping victory in the US Midterm Elections 2026 triggered a massive sell-off in AI and semiconductor stocks, wiping out $2.5 trillion in wealth globally.
Indian equities have soared ₹4 lakh crore in value as the Sensex jumped 2700 points and Nifty rose 3% in response to the US midterm elections and falling crude prices.
Dhanteras 2026 brings a significant 20% drop in gold prices from their peak. Experts advise cautious buying for long-term investors amid market volatility.
The dollar remains stable against key currencies as traders seek safe havens amid market downturns and concerns over stricter AI regulations with a potential Democratic majority.
In a recent statement, President Trump attributed losses in Americans' 401(k) portfolios to Democrats after their midterm victories, coinciding with a major selloff in technology stocks.
The Indian stock market is set for a muted opening on November 6, 2026, as GIFT Nifty indicates a decline. Global trends show significant sell-offs, impacting investor sentiment.
The Japanese yen has risen significantly as investors seek safety from a tech stock selloff, with experts predicting continued strength against the dollar.
The TSX Composite Index fell 736.13 points, or 2%, due to a US tech selloff, marking its steepest decline in five months as Canadian shares were affected.
