Never has the global economy been so dependent on Wall Street as it is now. How the 'midterms' also keep the stock markets in their grip

The upcoming U.S. midterm elections are crucial for Wall Street, as they could shift the balance of power in Congress. Investors are closely monitoring the potential impact of a Democratic majority, especially given the significant influence of technology stocks on the market. Historically, stock prices tend to rise after midterms, regardless of which party wins. However, the current political climate raises questions about the effectiveness of a Democratic Congress against President Trump. The outcome could affect government spending and regulatory policies, which are vital for investors globally, as U.S. tech stocks dominate the market.