What you need to know heading into tonight's announcement…
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| | Sign up here | | | | | Roger Scott | 20+ years of trading experience managed over $900 million teaching thousands daily. | | | | | | Global Stocks Jump as Election Day Kicks Off | | | | | Global stocks and U.S. futures traded higher this morning ahead of today's U.S. presidential election.
While Democrats and Republicans have been grappling with a fresh stimulus package since the $600-a-week extra unemployment benefits expired last July, investors are hopeful that victory by President Donald Trump's challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden, could result in more U.S. economic aid.
But don't hold your breath, folks…
In addition to tonight's results, investors and traders are also closely eyeing Thursday's U.S. Federal Reserve announcement concerning its latest ruling on interest rates.
In today's video, I have more on whether manufacturing is picking up… the biggest report for the stock market this week… whether the Fed will raise interest rates soon… and who the market is pricing in as the new president of the U.S.
| | | | |  | Global Stocks Point Higher Following Positive Chinese Data
| November 2, 2020 | Global stock markets traded higher this morning after positive developments in Chinese and European manufacturing.
Continue Reading | |  | Global Stocks Traded Lower as US Presidential Election Nears
| October 30, 2020 | Global stocks and U.S. futures traded lower this morning as everyone waits for the results of Tuesday's U.S. presidential election.
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