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Markets surged Wednesday following Democrats' sweeping victories in Tuesday's midterm elections. CBS News business contributor Javier David reports.
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SINGAPORE: Oil, chip stocks and the dollar were under pressure in Asia on Thursday and just about everything else was up after US voters swept the Democrats to a series of stunning midterm election wins, a result that raised hopes for an end to the US-Iran war. Brent crude futures dived nearly 9% overnight , falling below $100 a barrel.
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A selloff in South Korean semiconductor stocks in early Thursday trading triggered a temporary trading halt on the main bourse.
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Chinese renewables stocks extended a dramatic rally after the Democratic sweep in the midterm elections was viewed as favorable for the industry even as US tariffs remain in place.
