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The BTP-Bund spread and the performance of the financial markets react to political developments in the United States.
The spread between BTPs and the German Bund opens the session with little change, with the yield differential between the two ten-year bonds dropping one basis point, to 113 basis points after the outcome of the American vote. The yields of all European bonds are decreasing, with the BTP dropping 3 basis points, to 4.43%.
A Congress with a Democratic majority fuels investors' expectations that US President Donald Trump's agenda will come to a sudden halt, easing pressure on US public debt: it is no coincidence that US Treasury yields drop 3.5 basis points, to 4.92%.

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.

Piazza Affari opens up by 1.3% thanks to purchases of banking stocks, celebrating Trump's defeat in the mid-term elections. Technoprobe in focus, while defense sector records losses.

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.

Piazza Affari opens on the rise (+0.47%) after the US vote that assigns a majority in the Senate and House to the Democrats. Asian stock markets recovering, gold growing strongly to 4,007 dollars an ounce, while Bitcoin retreats.

European stock markets are reacting cautiously but positively to the American vote that gives the majority in the House and Senate to the Democrats, easing fears of shocks on the markets.

Futures on Wall Street eliminate the declines with the Dow Jones in positive territory (+0.06%) and the Nasdaq reducing the decline to 0.3% after the above-expected results of AMD and Super Micro Computer. Stock markets recover globally after the overwhelming Democratic victory and the conciliatory message of Donald Trump, willing to accept the election outcome and collaborate with the Republicans. Tokyo lost 1.4%, Seoul rose by 0.6%, Hong Kong by 1.2%, Shanghai by 1.9% and Shenzhen by 3.4%.