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NEW YORK, Nov 4 — Wall Street and global financial executives are waiting anxiously for a clear winner in the 2020 US election after President Donald Trump called foul play, stoking fears of a drawn-out count that keeps markets and businesses hanging. While the Republican incumbent has handed the...

Wednesday, 04 Nov 2020 07:05 PM MYT

Wall Street has been leaning left this election, with Democratic challenger Joe Biden outstripping Trump in financial industry fundraising. Global investors today began reversing some Biden trades that had prompted a jump in Wall Street’s main indexes yesterday. For many, it was a far cry from November 9, 2016 when, with no pandemic raging, New York city and other financial centers played host to countless informal watch parties in bars, and Trump’s victory was called at around 2.30 am

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What fretting? US stock market surged as election results slowly rolling out. 😁

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