Projection of Wall Street's reaction to Trump's defeat in the elections How did $3.7 trillion of Wall Street's value evaporate? It took only 24 hours for Wall Street's final reaction to the results of the US midterm elections to appear on the board. At the end of the week, when the market changed direction, a chain of stock sales was launched that expanded at an incredible rate. The blue wave of the Democrats' victory, which washed over the US Congress, was initially accompanied by a significant growth in the country's stocks. Investors were pleased with the removal of political risk associated with the election, a retreat in oil prices and increased expectations that the Trump administration will face further restrictions from now on. But on Thursday morning, investors began to reassess the broader implications of these developments. One of the biggest concerns has been Democrats' deep skepticism about the expansion of data centers, the infrastructure on which the AI ​​revolution depends. Sinisha Surgich, an experienced trader and director of the private trading company Trading Moar, said: "This is a dangerous time. I'm afraid I want to be able to sleep peacefully at night." Read the details of this report on the Senate website.

Projection of Wall Street's reaction to Trump's defeat in the elections How did $3.7 trillion of Wall Street's value evaporate? It took only 24 hours for Wall Street's final reaction to the results of the US midterm elections to appear on the board. At the end of the week, when the market changed direction, a chain of stock sales was launched that expanded at an incredible rate. The blue wave of the Democrats' victory, which washed over the US Congress, was initially accompanied by a significant growth in the country's stocks. Investors were pleased with the removal of political risk associated with the election, a retreat in oil prices and increased expectations that the Trump administration will face further restrictions from now on. But on Thursday morning, investors began to reassess the broader implications of these developments. One of the biggest concerns has been Democrats' deep skepticism about the expansion of data centers, the infrastructure on which the AI ​​revolution depends. Sinisha Surgich, an experienced trader and director of the private trading company Trading Moar, said: "This is a dangerous time. I'm afraid I want to be able to sleep peacefully at night." Read the details of this report on the Senate website.