EPISODE · Nov 5, 2020 · 16 MIN
Great session for the local bourse as we continue to process what is looking increasingly like a very protracted US election outcome.
from The COB from ausbiz
Election gridlock is being perceived as a positive by markets, with a delay in the implementation of the leftist policies of the Democrats around tax and tighter regulation on the tech giants. The ASX 200 closed up 1.28% today with real estate, healthcare and communications leading the way. Meanwhile, Asian markets also liked the prospect of election gridlock, with the MSCI ex-Japan hitting its level since March 2018. We've got the FOMC meeting overnight but expectations are that the Fed will sit tight until the presidency is settled. Our top three VODs today are:Harvey talks Uber to the guysThree stocks for the long suffering value tradeA Biden administration will give us certaintySubscribe to our free daily newsletter at ausbiz.co/the_cob Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Election gridlock is being perceived as a positive by markets, with a delay in the implementation of the leftist policies of the Democrats around tax and tighter regulation on the tech giants. The ASX 200 closed up 1.28% today with real estate, healthcare and communications leading the way. Meanwhile, Asian markets also liked the prospect of election gridlock, with the MSCI ex-Japan hitting its level since March 2018. We've got the FOMC meeting overnight but expectations are that the Fed will sit tight until the presidency is settled. Our top three VODs today are:Harvey talks Uber to the guysThree stocks for the long suffering value tradeA Biden administration will give us certaintySubscribe to our free daily newsletter at ausbiz.co/the_cob Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Great session for the local bourse as we continue to process what is looking increasingly like a very protracted US election outcome.
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