It's important to note that markets often price in expected outcomes in advance, so the actual market reaction will depend on how the results compare to pre-election expectations. Additionally, the composition of Congress will also play a crucial role in determining the ability of the next president to implement their agenda, further influencing market reactions.Investors and market participants will be closely watching not just the presidential race, but also key Senate and House contests that could determine control of Congress, as this will have significant implications for future policy-making and its effects on financial markets. ...
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