It may take weeks to tally the midterm election results. Here’s why Wall Street isn’t worried.
It’s crucial to distinguish economic from political uncertainty, because only one really moves the stock market.
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It’s crucial to distinguish economic from political uncertainty, because only one really moves the stock market.
The U.S. economy expanded at its fastest clip in over five years during the third quarter, according to the Commerce Department’s initial reading on GDP. Yet despite a barrage of robust data, Treasury bonds staged a surprise rally in October.
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U.K. stocks higher at close of trade; Investing.com United Kingdom 100 up 0.38%
Spain stocks higher at close of trade; IBEX 35 up 1.71%
Portugal stocks lower at close of trade; PSI down 0.26%
Novartis, Mitsubishi and Canadian Natural are examples of companies in developed markets outside the U.S. that pass screens for high dividend yields and low volatility for prices and earnings.
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