Stock markets in the United States have improved today after investors hoped that the election results would prevent one party from dominating two parliamentary chambers, a move that would rule out the possibility of major policy reforms over the next 4 years.
Capital growth of up to 4.31 percent has been witnessed in a number of sectors including technology following investors' belief that stock prices will continue to rise because there will be no major policy changes in Washington.
The unexpected victory of Republican senator Susan Collins of Maine has extinguished the Democratic Party's dream of taking control of the Senate, which is crucial in approving government policies and programs.
Investors, however, have said they are still keen to see the winner of the presidency find a way to reach an agreement on a plan to rescue the US economy affected by the corona virus epidemic.
The KINGA BOY POST.
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