11-07-2016, 11:32 PM
It is of course all about the election tomorrow:
The events of the past ten days — which have seen stocks, currencies, and commodities fluctuate in response to changes in the U.S. presidential race — drive this message home: elections can matter for financial markets, even if in some cases the effects are only temporary. With the U.S. election just one day away, Bloomberg compiled a cross-asset guide to how Wall Street strategists predict the markets will react in the event that Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton wins the presidency. We've also included a separate scenario on how they might move if the Democrats recaptured the Senate and the House of Representatives along with the presidency; a Trump victory likely entails that Republicans would keep control of both houses of Congress.
Here's Your Cheat Sheet For How Markets Will React to the Election - Bloomberg
Deutsche Bank thinks European stock markets could tank by as much as 10% if Donald Trump wins Tuesday's US election, while shares could jump up to 5% if rival Hilary Clinton is successful. Markets around the world are likely to experience big moves when the final result comes in, with the election seen as one of the two biggest global political events of 2016 alongside Brexit. The Times reports that Barclays and HSBC will both keep trading desks open all night to react to news as it comes in.
Deutsche Bank on European stocks' reaction to Clinton or Trump victory - Business Insider