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US Midterms: Two Reasons Why Wall Street Switched From Panic To A 800-Point Rally In Hours

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Wall Street staged a sharp overnight reversal as Dow futures surged over 800 points after Democrats won control of Congress, easing fears of political uncertainty and policy risks.

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