Economic Indicators

With Democrats now in control of the House, President Donald Trump faces a tough test of whether he can forge compromises with a group of lawmakers who, he had warned his supporters, would wreck the U.S. economy.

___ Tech and health care lead US stock surge after midterms NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rallied Wednesday as investors were relieved to see that the U.S. midterm elections went largely as they expected they would.

Stocks rallied Wednesday as investors were relieved to see that the U.S. midterm elections went largely as they expected they would.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 1:45 a.m.

The outcome of the midterm elections was good for the stock market in general, mostly because it didn't produce any big surprises, but it was especially good for the health care industry and several other companies.

Stocks rally after midterm elections went as investors expected; Dow Jones Industrial Average gains 500 points.

Congress is divided, but both sides might be able to agree upon a bill that would benefit these companies.

British Prime Minister Theresa May and European Council President Donald Tusk have spoken by phone amid signs of movement in deadlocked Brexit talks.

A European Central Bank survey suggests the digital technologies sweeping through the corporate world mean some loss of jobs at big companies while bringing stronger sales and productivity.

China's foreign currency reserves declined in October, suggesting Beijing might be intervening in market to keep its yuan's politically sensitive exchange rate from falling to far against the dollar.

The German government's panel of independent economic advisers has cut its growth forecast for this year, citing a tougher foreign trade environment, among other issues.

Asian shares were mixed Wednesday as the Democratic Party appeared on track to take back control of the U.S. House of Representatives, potentially putting a check on President Donald Trump.

U.S. stocks are rising Tuesday morning as technology stocks recover some of the big losses they took over the last month.

Investors around the globe are fixated on the U.S. midterms

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Trump has repeatedly criticized the central bank for raising interest rates too quickly.

A federal judge overseeing a bankruptcy-like process for Puerto Rico has approved the restructuring of the island's Government Development Bank in a move that officials called a "major milestone."

FOX Business is covering the hottest races from the key states and the issues driving voters to cast their ballots red or blue.

The midterm elections are certain to have implications for Wall Street.

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