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Generated on November 5, 2026:

Global Overview: The Democratic midterm sweep is driving a rotation across global markets, with Treasuries and gold rallying on hopes of curbing bond supply while oil and data-center-linked stocks sink on de-escalation bets around the Iran conflict and doubts about AI infrastructure spending.

Asia Pacific: Asian chipmakers slid as the blue-wave rotation hit AI hardware sentiment, though South Korea's record September current account surplus on semiconductor exports lifted its country ETF, Taiwan held steady after its recent selloff, and Vietnam rebounded sharply on bottom-fishing flows alongside a larger central bank currency swap.

Source: www.bloomberg.com • Methodology: How Ezbrisk weighs events against market reactions

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