Parking money in America is no longer the routine, fuss-free, neutral option
Mexican peso recovers and dollar rally fades in volatile day for markets
The Labour government needs a detailed plan to boost growth and cut spending
Debt market flare-ups show growing pushback against governments’ loose fiscal policies
Rising interest costs raise fears about chancellor’s ability to hit revised fiscal rules
Analysts point to lack of manufacturers that could be hit and high weighting in banks and oil stocks
Peter Thiel-founded data company, whose biggest client is the US government, rises $23bn in value since election
US Treasury yields rise as traders scale back expectations for interest rate cuts
Markets expect US president-elect to take light-touch approach to regulation
Dollar rallies in its best day in 2 years as ‘Trump trades’ sweep through global markets
Japan’s yen and Mexico’s peso fall as jittery investors await election outcome
Jitters sweep through bond and currency markets before presidential vote
In the months leading up to election day, people from around the world have placed millions of dollars in wagers on who will be the next American president
Despite efforts to lower deficit, fund managers say spreads on France’s debt likely to remain elevated
Labour must now capitalise on the country’s stability dividend
Prediction markets have exploded, but regulators are hitting the brakes on politics betting
Fund managers including BlackRock, Allianz and Ruffer are betting political stability will boost London market
Some wagers associated with a Donald Trump election victory suffer setback
Repeat of positive market outcome from former president’s first term is certainly possible
Market insouciance to electoral result is the greatest form of flattery for Starmer
Calm in Britain’s financial markets following Labour victory contrasts with turmoil elsewhere in Europe
Electoral upheaval and flagging growth are putting spotlight on debt vulnerability
EU and French elections have revived the narrative of a fractured Europe
The major Eurozone economy has been mired in political turmoil
Cac 40 down more than 6% since Macron called election, with big spending plans likely to be favoured by new parliament
