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Trump’s pain makes D-Street bulls gain! IndiGo, Asian Paints, other crude-sensitive stocks rally up to 8% as oil drops below $95
Paint makers, airlines, tyre companies and OMCs rallied as crude oil prices plunged nearly 10%, falling below $95 a barrel. Lower oil prices raised hopes of easing input and fuel costs, while Trump's midterm setback added to the positive market sentiment.
JD Vance points to certain key reasons as to why Republicans lost the midterms but not everyone is buying it, here's how people are reacting to his post
JD Vance, the Vice President, articulated that the tensions involving Iran were a major factor in the financial setbacks for Republicans. He observed that a segment of former Trump loyalists has shifted their allegiance to Democrats during the midterms, driven largely by economic anxieties, especially regarding the escalating cost of living.
US Midterm Elections 2026: Gas prices hit record $4.12 per gallon on Election Day as Americans head to polls
Gas prices today: US voters faced record-high fuel prices on Election Day, with average gasoline prices reaching $4.12 per gallon and diesel hitting $6.28. Rising fuel, grocery and housing costs have become key concerns as Americans vote to decide control of Congress, with more than 60 million ballots already cast before polls opened.
Nostradamus US midterm election predictions: American forecaster Allan Lichtman has made two bold prediction for midterm polls results, Donald Trump
US Midterm Election Result news: American election forecaster Allan Lichtman, popularly known as the 'American Nostradamus', has predicted a major Democratic victory in the November 3, 2026, US midterm elections. He has given Democrats more than a 90% chance of winning control of the House of Representatives and a 70% chance of capturing the Senate from Donald Trump's Republicans. Lichtman believes Republicans could suffer a significant setback.
US midterm elections: Trump approval stuck near record low as voters lean towards Democrats, poll shows
US President Donald Trump's approval rating remains low as voters indicate their intention to oppose him in upcoming elections. Polls show that 46% of voters prefer Democrats compared to 38% for Republicans. Many voters identify rising living costs as a significant issue influencing their decisions. Democratic voters express greater enthusiasm about voting compared to their Republican counterparts. The general election outcomes are expected to reflect these sentiments among the electorate.
In US swing districts, high prices dominate minds but not always ballots
American consumers express significant concerns over rising living costs impacting their daily shopping habits. Many voters remain loyal to their parties despite inflation influenced by various factors, including political decisions. Democratic candidates see increased urgency to address economic issues for congressional elections. While Republicans hold strong support among some constituents, Democrats hope to gain ground in swing districts.
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US, Brazil and Israel elections put India’s trade worth billions in focus
Recent elections in the US, Brazil, and Israel may impact India's trade negotiations and economic partnerships. The US is close to finalizing a trade pact, which could affect Indian exports significantly. Brazil's growing economic relationship with India is leading to ambitious trade targets between the two nations. In Israel, the continuation of defense cooperation and negotiations for a free trade agreement are crucial for India.
Trump approval rises from record low to 32% ahead of midterm election, Reuters Ipsos poll finds
Donald Trump’s public approval rating rose by one percentage point to 32%, recovering slightly from a record low a week earlier, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. With the November 3 US midterm elections approaching, registered voters favoured Democrats over Republicans by 47% to 36% on the generic congressional ballot. The poll also found that Democrats led by nine percentage points after undecided voters were asked about their preferences.
Donald Trump approval rating jumps, big positive for Republicans ahead of US midterm elections 2026
US midterm elections 2026: For Republicans, losing control of either House of Representative or Senate could complicate Donald Trump's agenda in the last two years of his second term as president.
Trump's approval ratings fall to record lows – here's what it means for him and the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 3
Donald Trump's approval ratings have fallen significantly in recent polls ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. According to the New York Times and CNN surveys, a large majority of voters disapprove of Trump's performance. The Democratic Party is projected to gain a substantial lead in congressional voting preferences. Besides, historical trends indicate that the ruling party typically faces losses during midterms.
Trump is facing record-low approval ahead of the 2026 US midterms as Democrats gain ground. Why history offers Republicans little comfort
Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped significantly, causing concern for the Republican Party ahead of midterm elections. Recent polling reveals a 12-point lead for Democrats over Republicans, increasing electoral pressure. Rising living costs and international conflicts contribute to voter dissatisfaction affecting election outcomes. Historically, low presidential approval ratings correlate with seat losses for the incumbent party during midterms.
Trump approval falls to record low of 31% as midterms near, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Democrats leading Republicans by 12 points in the generic congressional ballot. This significant advantage reflects low approval ratings for Donald Trump's handling of economic issues. Concerns over rising gasoline prices appear to have affected voter sentiment, particularly among women, who favor Democrats significantly. Additionally, Trump's approval rating has dropped to a record low of 31%.
US midterm elections 2026: 40 days before voting, Democrats take a huge lead over Republicans; a big worry for Trump
The upcoming midterm elections 2026 reflect a significant lead for Democrats over Republicans in recent polling. With Democrats at 53% and Republicans at 42%, independent and Hispanic voters favor Democrats strongly. Economic concerns emerged as a primary issue for voters, with many perceiving Trump's policies negatively. Voter enthusiasm is higher among Democrats compared to independents and Republicans.
US Midterm Election 2026: Republican worries grow as Trump's approval stays low, more candidates oppose Iran war
Republicans are increasingly concerned about the upcoming midterm elections due to unfavorable polls and low approval ratings. Candidates in competitive races are calling for an end to the war with Iran, which has affected many voters. While Republican financial support is substantial, Democrats have shown resilience in fundraising efforts. Some Republican leaders believe they will expand their majority despite the challenges they face.
Are Republicans doomed? Trump's negative impact on GOP leads to a Democratic lead in new polls in the midterm elections
Polls show that Democrats currently hold a significant advantage in the race for the 2026 midterm elections. Many voters perceive their congressional votes as expressions against Donald Trump rather than in support of him. The House appears more favorable for Democrats, while the Senate races remain highly competitive. Prediction markets also indicate a strong likelihood of Democratic gains in both congressional chambers.
Which party is leading in the US mid term elections 2026? Here's what the polls are saying
US Midterm Elections 2026 Polling: With the 2026 U.S. midterm elections now less than six weeks away, the national political picture is beginning to look different from where it stood earlier in the year. Democrats have opened a noticeable lead in several measures of congressional preference, while Republicans are still protected by the structure of the Senate map and their existing majority.
Republicans have a billion-dollar answer to Trump's weak midterm polling
Republican groups are dramatically outspending Democrats in several key Senate and House races, deploying hundreds of millions of dollars in outside advertising as the party tries to defend vulnerable seats ahead of the midterms. But the financial advantage may not fully offset voter concerns over inflation, fuel prices and Donald Trump’s economic record.
Who will control the US Senate in 2026? Nine races to watch
Nine US Senate races are emerging as critical contests for party control. Democrats see an opening as President Trump's approval ratings weaken significantly. North Carolina, Maine, Michigan, and Ohio offer the clearest paths to a Democratic majority. Alaska, Iowa, and Texas could become essential if the party loses ground elsewhere. These contests will shape the chamber's composition for the upcoming legislative session.
US to expand incentives for employers offering paid family leave
The US Treasury Department will announce new guidance expanding employer paid family leave incentives. This policy centers on an expansion of a paid leave tax credit created in 2017. The guidance allows employers to claim credits if they pay insurance premiums for leave. The United States is the only OECD nation without a paid family leave requirement.
Donald Trump disapproval ratings jump to record high as U.S midterm race enters last six months with Republicans, Democrats eyeing Congress
Donald Trump's method of handling inflation has been disapproved by 72 per cent, cost of living 76 per cent. A staggering 66 per cent of respondents disapproved of the U.S. President's way of handling Iran.
Trump’s approval takes stunning turn in fresh poll — here’s what changed
A new Emerson College poll reveals a significant drop in Donald Trump's approval rating, now at 41% approval and 49% disapproval, a stark contrast to the start of his administration. This decline coincides with the ongoing government shutdown and raises concerns for Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, where Democrats show higher voter motivation.
Trump’s approval tanks: Every swing state turns against him for the first time ever
Trump approval rating 2025: President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped below zero in crucial swing states. This trend is concerning for Republicans heading into the 2026 midterm elections. National approval ratings have also seen a decline. Upcoming gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey are being watched closely for voter sentiment.
Donald Trump's approval ratings are falling but U.S Government shutdown impact not visible
Nate Silver’s US national poll aggregate, Donald Trump has a net approval of -9.4, with 52.7 per cent disapproving and 43.3 per cent approving. His net approval dropped two points in late September, but the U.S. Government shutdown hasn’t changed it yet.
Trump claims ‘highest poll numbers ever’ at UNGA despite surveys showing declining approval ratings
Donald Trump mentioned his high poll numbers at the United Nations General Assembly. However, recent surveys present a mixed picture. Reuters/Ipsos showed a decline in his approval ratings. Other polls, including Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos, indicated slight fluctuations. The Economist and YouGov revealed concerns about the economy. Verasight/Strength in Numbers highlighted a Democratic edge in the House ballot.
Shock Poll: Trump now less popular than AOC and Bernie Sanders — Gallup reveals stunning numbers
A new Gallup poll reveals Donald Trump’s favorability has plummeted, particularly among independents, dropping to 29%. His economic strategies, legal controversies, and perceived disregard for democratic norms are eroding support. Concerns over tariffs, inflation, and deportation policies fuel discontent. Meanwhile, Democrats eye gains as Trump’s numbers now trail those of progressive leaders like AOC and Bernie Sanders. Experts suggest he may need a centrist shift to regain broader appeal.
Kamala Harris won the U.S elections: Bombshell report claims voting machines were tampered with before 2024
Kamala Harris election tampering story raises new questions about the 2024 U.S. presidential election outcome. A quiet but major change to voting machines by Pro V&V—used in over 40% of U.S. counties—was never publicly reviewed or disclosed. Watchdog group SMART Elections flagged suspicious updates, missing votes, and statistical anomalies suggesting potential vote tampering. Now, a lawsuit is moving forward, challenging whether Kamala Harris may have actually won.
Early midterm polls reveal growing voter shift toward democrats as Trump’s GOP faces backlash over economy, immigration, and approval ratings
Early midterm polls are showing signs of serious trouble for Trump’s GOP, as more voters begin shifting toward Democratic candidates in key states. With President Trump’s approval rating falling from 51% to 44% and concerns over economic policies, immigration actions, and internal party divisions growing, the Republican Party faces a tough road ahead. Battleground states like Michigan and Pennsylvania are already leaning blue, and Democrats are gaining momentum. This story explores what’s fueling the shift, the numbers behind the trend, and what it could mean for the 2025 midterm elections. Dive in to see the full political picture unfold.
Poor electoral participation of overseas Indian voters in LS polls, 2024: EC data
Nearly 1.2 lakh overseas Indians registered as electors for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, with Kerala recording the highest registrations. However, only 2,958 came to vote. Major states like Karnataka, UP, and Tamil Nadu had zero turnout of overseas voters. The Indian government is considering allowing postal and proxy voting for NRIs to increase participation.
US Midterm Elections 2022: Date, schedule, timings, ratings, opinion polls, exit polls, results; all that you need to know
US Midterm Elections 2022 are happening for all 435 House seats; Democrats presently enjoy a slim five-seat advantage. Governors will be chosen by 36 state voters.
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