U.S. stock markets trended higher on Wednesday as investors processed midterm election results indicating a shift toward Democratic control.
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U.S. stock markets trended higher on Wednesday as investors processed midterm election results indicating a shift toward Democratic control.
Wall Street finds reasons to cheer the Democrats' sweep. Investors drove the DOW up more than three percent with bullish sentiment following Democrats’ historic win in the elections. NBC News’ Christine Romans explains what helped push markets higher.
Wall Street markets rose on Wednesday, reversing sharp early losses as Democrats continue to gain ground in the US midterm elections.
MarketWatch reported the story as "Midterm elections deliver a 'blue wave.' The stock market sees green.." NBC News reported the story as "Stock market surges on election results." Sky News reported the story as "Wall Street edges higher after Democrats sweep midterms."
3 sources have covered this story, including NBC News, MarketWatch and Sky News. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 6 hours ago.
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