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US Midterms: Wall Street Cheers Democratic Sweep | WION News

WION4 Nov 2026

Global markets are under pressure as early U.S. midterm results point to gains for the democrats. Republicans face a challenge to their control of congress, with the senate race still too close to call. The developments have triggered a selloff in U.S. stock futures, while the dollar has weakened and treasury bonds have rallied.