Australian stocks up in early trade; investors await outcome of US midterm elections

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Australia's ASX 200 was 0.54 percent higher in early trade, with most sectors seeing gains. The energy and materials sectors were up 0.8 and 0.71 percent respectively, while the heavily-weighted financial subindex advanced 0.48 percent.

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