Markets welcomed the Democratic sweep of Congress with an initial relief rally, as lower yields, a softer dollar, and falling oil prices supported risk appetite. Attention has since shifted to sector-specific risks, with AI infrastructure and semiconductor stocks selling off sharply on concerns over tighter oversight and slower data-center expansion. With U.S. inflation data and earnings ahead, investors will watch whether cheaper energy eases inflation pressures while elevated valuations and policy uncertainty keep volatility elevated.
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