Democratstook control of the House in the 2018 midterm elections Tuesday, while Republicansexpanded their majority in the Senate. Here's what analysts on Wall Street said that could mean for the economy and financial markets.
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Wall Street weighs in on the midterm elections
Democrats took control of the House in elections Tuesday while Republicans expanded their majority in the Senate. Here's what Wall Street's saying.
Traders work in a booth on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018. Technology and health care stocks are leading indexes broadly higher on Wall Street as results of the midterm elections came in largely as investors had expected.
On trade
On trade
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On infrastructure
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On infrastructure
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On health care
On health care
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On the federal budget
On the federal budget
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Oksana Poltavets
On financial regulation
On financial regulation
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On immigration
On immigration
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On the possibility of impeachment
On the possibility of impeachment
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Paul Eitelman, strategist at Russell Investments
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