


Financial markets are betting on a Trump victory
Harris’s odds have perked up but she is still the underdog
THE FINAL election polls have been published, and in-person voting has yet to conclude. It is an anxious period, with little new information to parse about who might emerge victorious as America’s next president. But that is not stopping investors from placing, and adjusting, their bets. From prediction markets to bonds, they have more ways than ever to register their views about the likely outcome of the election. Most of their money is on Donald Trump, though his perceived lead over Kamala Harris has narrowed in the past few days.
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Updating results and analysis of the race for the chamber
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Updating results and analysis of the race for the White House
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