Investor Anxiety: Wall Street and Oil Price

investor anxiety: The US dollar also strengthened and the oil price ticked up by more than 1% in further signs of traders' confidence in a Clinton victory, according to The Guardian. Analysts fear 'volatile' economy – and perhaps recession – under Trump Read more Investor anxiety that the Republican nominee, Donald Trump, might secure the presidency on Tuesday had pushed Wall Street lower for the previous nine days – the longest losing streak in more than 35 years. The three main US indices all ended the day more than 2% higher, following strong gains in markets across the world. Those fears were enhanced following the FBI announcement on 28 October that it was reviewing newly discovered Clinton emails. Four major polls on Monday showed Clinton leading the race for the White House. However, on Sunday night FBI director James Comey told Congress that a review of the new emails had not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July with respect to secretary Clinton . Clinton campaign was also boosted by early voting results, especially in Florida, a key swing state where Hispanic turnout is said to be 86% higher than in 2012. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.