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The midterm elections in the United States influence global financial markets.
Start on the shields for Piazza Affari, with the Ftse Mib rising by 1.3% driven by purchases on bank securities.
On the Milanese list, which is celebrating Trump's defeat in the mid-term elections, Technoprobe (+3.4%), promoted by Barclays analysts, stands out, ahead of Fineco (+3.2%), Bper (+3.2%), Unicredit (+2.8%), Intesa (+2.7%), Mps (+2.5%) and Unipol (+2.4%).
On the other hand, Avio (-4.1%), Leonardo (-3.5%), Fincantieri (-3.2%), Ferrari (-2.5%) and Stellantis (-1.4%) went against the trend, with the defense sector being among the most penalized in Europe (-1.5% the Stoxx index).
For Intermonte analysts, the effects of the vote will emerge in the "coming weeks" and could lead to a "slowing down of decisions starting from the debt ceiling and duties".
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The effects of the US vote will emerge in the coming weeks
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European stock markets and Wall Street futures recorded increases after the mid-term elections in the United States, which saw a strong affirmation of the Democrats. The markets reward the absence of disputes over the results.

European stock markets recorded strong increases after the American elections, driven by the clarity of the vote and the absence of protests. Milan gains 1.8%.

Turbulent day on Wall Street for Elon Musk's companies, with Tesla down 5% and SpaceX down 6.9% in the premarket, following the Democrats' victory in Texas.

Stock markets are reacting with cautious optimism to the victory of the Democrats in the US mid-term elections. After an initial phase of uncertainty, global stock markets recorded increases, while bonds advanced, the dollar fell and gold rose.

The spread between BTP and Bund opened the session little changed at 113 basis points after the American vote. Yields on European bonds and US Treasuries are falling, influenced by expectations of a Congress with a Democratic majority.