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This move up in interest rates ... if it doesn't stall out here somewhere around this 4.4 percent, 4.5 percent level or so, and we start to retest those levels we saw last October of 5%, that could not only put small caps, but the market itself on its heels,
said Luschini
Investors were kind of portfolio jockeying to score up some of their risk exposure in anticipation of an outcome that was going into it, seemingly a toss-up,
said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in PhiladelphiaTrump in combination with Elon Musk, have signalled that they are going to do a large reform of these government agencies
Mr Held told MailOnline
Bitcoin broke its all time highs which means it's never been higher than the price it's at currently - so that was incredibly bullish
Mr Held addedOne of our core beliefs about elections and markets is that the latter must endure some temporary repricing around this event every few years, but that these dislocations have tended to be temporary in nature,
Paul Christopher, Wells Fargo's head of global investment strategy, wrote in a note
Elizabeth Warren ally Sherrod Brown was a top opponent of cryptocurrency and thanks to our efforts, he will be leaving the Senate,
spokesperson Josh Vlasto wrote in a statement
If he doesn’t deliver on these promises quickly, the euphoria could turn to disappointment, which has the potential to result in crypto market volatility,
Tim Kravchunovsky, founder and CEO of the decentralized telecommunications network Chirp, wrote to TIMETrump has already declared his love of the digital currency and crypto traders now have a new narrative by which to get even more excited about where the price could go,
said Mould
Americans disproportionately care about crypto and want clear rules of the road for digital assets. We look forward to working with the new Congress to deliver it,
he posted on X, formerly known as TwitterInvestors should only dabble in crypto with money that they can be prepared to lose,
said Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets at Hargreaves Lansdown
Tonight the crypto voter has spoken decisively—across party lines and in key races across the country,
said Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchangesThe people of America gave @realDonaldTrump a crystal clear mandate for change tonight,
he wrote on the social media platform X as Trump emerged ahead in the polls
Because the UK is a small, open economy, the UK is one of the most affected by increased trade tariffs
warns Ahmet Kaya, principal economist at the NIESRRefining margins have seen some softness of late and with global demand looking uncertain, weaker oil prices could still weigh on the stock.
But she notesElections, particularly ones as contentious as this, have a way of stirring up short-term market volatility
But in a note of caution, Justin Onuekwusi, chief investment officer at St James's Place, saysIts longer-term prospects should improve under Trump and near-term there is a chance it could say that hurricane clean-up work has provided a welcome boost to earnings.
He adds
We are on the brink of a new American Renaissance,
said Tyler Winklevoss, co-founder of crypto exchange Gemini Trust Co., in a post on X on Wednesday
Bitcoin is the one asset that was always going to soar if Trump returned to the White House,
wrote Russ Mould, investment director at online trading platform AJ BellWe suspect that the more important story for the bond market is just the inflationary effect of Trump's policies, including the tax cuts but also the tariffs and immigration reductions, all of which would be likely to result in a higher path for the federal funds rate."
Thomas Matthews of consultancy Capital Economics wroteOn the assumption that Trump will move to increase some tariffs relatively quickly, it is Rabobank's view that the Fed's easing cycle could be over early next year as policymakers react to the inflationary implications of tariffs,
they wrote