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US midterm elections begin tomorrow: Can Trump’s likely defeat sparkle Sensex, Nifty? Here’s what analysts say

Economic Times 1 hr ago·2 Nov 2026, 5:38 am

The US midterm elections are set to begin tomorrow, determining control of Congress. While analysts predict a likely Republican loss, a divided government could increase market volatility. Historically, such elections have not significantly altered annualised returns, but the immediate market reaction is uncertain.

For Indian investors, the focus is on how this outcome might impact the dollar, US bond yields, crude oil prices, and foreign fund flows. These factors are critical as they influence the broader market environment and the performance of domestic stocks.

Investors should watch for any shifts in global risk sentiment and the resulting impact on foreign portfolio inflows into India. A calm reaction from global markets could provide stability, while heightened uncertainty might lead to short-term fluctuations.

Excerpt from Economic Times

The November 3 US midterm elections could reshape control of Congress, with analysts anticipating potential Republican losses. A divided government may heighten market volatility, although historical annualised returns remain largely unaffected. For Indian investors, the key concerns are the dollar, US bond yields,…
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