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Global stocks on Monday extended their gains after Biden was declared the winner of the US election over the weekend.

US futures and Asian stocks rose Tuesday, while currency traders braced for increased for increased volatility.

Chinese internet stocks will keep outperforming their U.S. counterparts in the months ahead, according to some investors.

Above-average allocations to cash may be an unintended consequence of easy-money policies, say JP Morgan strategists.

At US$390 billion ($536.84 billion), deal activity in Asia Pacific in the third quarter is already at a record, according to data

This is the seventh consecutive year the exchange has won the award.

The S&P 500 just strung together its two worst weeks since March, shattering calm that had largely prevailed for five months.

Respondents are also optimistic on a Biden win, but there is concern on how any result will be received by the American public.

Global stocks are ending the week with an unwind of recent strong gains, as the rotation away from high-flying tech stocks gains steam amid question marks over the sustainability of lofty valuations.

US stocks turned sharply lower in the final hour of trading as investors sold some of the rally’s biggest winners amid concern a spending package from Washington is not imminent.