US midterm elections see a "blue wave," US stocks open higher.
Original headline美国中期选举现“蓝潮”，美股高开
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US equities opened sharply higher on November 4 as midterm election results showed Democrats outperforming expectations, with the Dow up 1.9%, the S&P 500 up 1.1% and the Nasdaq up 1.07%. Clean energy and healthcare names led the rally, with FTC Solar surging 40%, First Solar 13%, Gilead 2% and Moderna 3%. Stocks tied to Musk and Trump weakened, as Trump Media & Technology Group fell 9.8%, SpaceX dropped 5% and Tesla slid 4% (closing 4.9% lower). Among megacaps, Amazon rose 6.88%, Microsoft 4.72%, Apple 3.27% and Meta 3.41%, while Nvidia slipped 1.19% and chip peers Micron and SK Hynix fell 3.21% and 2.82%. The split performance highlights how the election outcome is reshaping sector positioning, with investors now watching whether a divided government stalls clean-energy subsidies and how tech and crypto-linked names react to the new balance of power.
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