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    Explained: Why copper prices could fall further after four-month low amid US election outcome

    Copper prices fell to a four-month low following the US midterm election outcome, which raised doubts over AI data centre demand and import tariffs. Despite a minor Monday bounce and tight supply constraints, analysts at TD Securities warn of potential further downside in the near term.

    US midterm results may give India trade leverage, but tariff and AI risks remain

    The US midterm results may give India some room in trade negotiations by increasing congressional scrutiny of executive action, but they do not remove tariff risks or alter Washington's strategic priorities. AI investment is also unlikely to retreat, with capital expected to remain within the US rather than shift significantly to emerging markets.

    AI slump revives Asia’s forgotten trades from China to India

    Global investors are rethinking their Asia bets as the AI trade loses momentum following the US midterm elections. India and China are emerging as potential beneficiaries of the shift, with funds rotating towards undervalued stocks, domestic growth, healthcare, consumer companies and financials. India's limited AI exposure, easing oil prices and renewed foreign inflows are strengthening its appeal.

    After the US midterm rout of Trumpism, the world struggles to trust America again

    In the wake of the midterm elections, Joe Reeve alongside other international observers share their skepticism about the integrity of American democracy. A dominant concern is the potential volatility in U.S. policy amidst Trump’s sway. There’s a strong call from world leaders for the U.S. to uphold its democratic values, as businesses start to feel anxious about impending changes in trade and immigration policies.

    After the US midterm rout of Trumpism, the world struggles to trust America again

    Joe Reeve, a London startup founder, expressed global concern over the uncertainty following the midterm elections. Many international observers doubt whether the election results will lead to significant policy changes. Political leaders and business owners are cautious about America's potential direction under continued Trump influence. The emotional aftermath of the elections enhances feelings of distrust in American governance worldwide.

    Trump's midterm election setback may fast-track India-US trade deal within two months says founder, GTRI

    Ajay Srivastava, Founder of the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said the election results could push Trump to focus more on trade negotiations and expedite the proposed agreement with India.

    • China cleantech stocks surge on hopes of stronger US clean energy support

      Chinese cleantech stocks rallied on Thursday as Democrats' strong US midterm election performance fuelled hopes of stronger support for renewable energy. Investors expect potential policy shifts to benefit solar, battery and clean energy companies, although existing US tariffs and trade restrictions could limit Chinese exporters' access to the American market.

      Explained: 5 reasons why Trump’s midterm election setback matters for Indian markets and economy

      Donald Trump’s midterm election setback has triggered a global market rally, with Indian equities gaining sharply. Lower crude oil prices, a weaker dollar, potential FII inflows, reduced tariff risks and changing US interest rate expectations could reshape India's economic outlook. Here are five key ways the political shift could impact markets.

      US midterm outcome offers limited relief to India; oil, Russia sanctions remain key risks: Report

      The outcome of the US midterm elections is expected to offer only marginal relief to India. Crude oil prices and potential tariffs on Russian oil purchases will continue to present economic challenges. While a Democratic majority may enhance diplomatic engagement, immediate trade relief seems unlikely. The rupee and foreign portfolio investor inflows could see some positive impact.

      India takes calm view of US midterm results, sees bipartisan support anchoring ties

      India is observing the results of the recent US midterm elections with a sense of calmness and stability. The Democrat victory is seen as a move to limit the influence of the Trump administration. India has maintained strong relations with both parties in Congress since 2000 through various sectors.

      Crazy economics gets a stop button

      After the US midterm elections, stock futures show a positive reaction despite ongoing economic uncertainties. Trump's legislative agenda faces gridlock, impacting his trade and immigration policies significantly. The focus will shift to regulating AI, potentially stalling infrastructure growth in the US economy. India's position in trade negotiations may improve due to Trump's need for success overseas.

      US Democratic win unlikely to ease firms' cost, tariff woes in near term, executives say

      Global businesses expect limited immediate changes following Democrats' takeover of the US Congress, as high energy and raw material costs, inflation and strained consumer spending continue to weigh on operations. While some executives welcomed prospects of political stability, companies remain uncertain about tariffs, AI regulation and trade policies, amid fears of Washington gridlock.

      US midterm election results 2026: India sees some trade relief, new risks after US midterm vote

      Indian officials are cautiously optimistic about the recent US midterm election results and their implications. While the election reduces trade tension, it introduces new uncertainties for US-India relations. Analysts suggest it is too early to gauge the long-term effects of these political changes. The potential for increased tariffs still looms due to ongoing investigations.

      US midterms may help D-Street break free from geopolitical overhang

      The upcoming US mid-term elections will potentially influence global markets and trade policies. Investors are closely watching whether the outcomes will ease uncertainties regarding tariffs and immigration. The results could shape the policy direction and affect the sentiment of global investors. Analysts suggest that the focus should remain on domestic earnings growth and financial flows.

      Trump set for midterm test: What's in store for India, Iran, Ukraine after November 4?

      US midterm election 2026: American voters' sentiments about rising prices could affect Trump's standing in trade discussions. Congressional control will determine the scrutiny over Trump's actions regarding Iran and Ukraine. India will, however, continue navigating uncertainties in trade relations regardless of the election results.

      US midterm elections today: Can Trump’s pain be Dalal Street’s gain? Analysts estimate impact in 3 possible scenarios

      The United States will hold crucial midterm elections that could significantly alter the balance of power in Congress. Analysts are focusing on potential scenarios that could emerge based on whether the Democrats or Republicans hold the majority. These outcomes may impact critical issues such as tariffs, immigration, foreign relations, and even oil prices.

      India-New Zealand FTA: Expanding India’s footprint in Oceania

      More than a trade deal, the India-New Zealand FTA is a strategic gateway to new markets, fresh investment and stronger capabilities, positioning India to compete, connect, and grow across the Asia-Pacific.

      Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reported a productive discussion regarding a potential trade deal with U.S. President Donald Trump. The conversation aimed to create jobs, lower family costs, and protect Canadian sovereignty. Negotiators from both sides will continue working over the coming weeks toward an agreement. Trade relations remain tense as discussions include U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and automobiles.

      Democratic wins would shift Congress' trade debate but fall short of US tariff rollbacks

      If Democrats gain control of Congress, they will challenge many of Trump's tariffs through legislation and oversight. The party aims to repeal tariffs impacting communities on both sides of the Canadian border. However, Trump's veto power will hinder their efforts to pass significant reforms. Executive actions on trade may become more prominent under the Trump administration's agenda. Overall, the evolving dynamics in Congress will shape future trade discussions and policies.

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