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Index of standard & Poor 500 finish 0 8pc higher 1,193.57, its highest end since May 3, on polling day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended at its highest level since April 26, 0 8pc 11,188.72 closure.

Amounting to anemic recovery of the economy, investors frustration appears hopeful that seizure of likely Republican control in the House of representatives and the huge gains in the Senate could force policies more favourable for companies who need jobs manquants.Avec Americans vote again in the extreme west of the country, the Republicans have been chalking already important victories over East.

A Chamber under Republican control of representatives would be equipped to provide a further and influence on the policies of President Obama review. Health administration, which will be hand 30 American m for the first time, health care reform has proved unpopular with companies which complained that it adds to their costs at a time when the recovery remains fragile.

Even if there is a considerable fear that a Washington divided will result in deadlock, history suggests that the US stock market performs well when a Republican Congress and a Democrat to the maison-blanche.S & P generated 15pc average annual gains.

The first real test of the new balance of power between the White House and Congress will discuss Division. tax reductions in 2001 tax cuts and George Bush's 2003 shall expire at the end of the year, and President Obama is committed to expanding their persons with an income less than $200,000.Republicans argue that reductions should be extended to the wealthiest Americans as they claim that his group is more likely to invest and create jobs.

"The elections have the opportunity to have a positive impact, said Barry Knapp, who leads a Barclays Capital stock strategy in New York." A full extension of the tax cuts would give business confidence boost.?

However, as most of the financial markets in a week described as "sensory overload", Mr. Knapp will be paying more attention to upcoming relocation of quantitative easing (QE) - Federal Reserve or printing money .Wall Street now expect the Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke release today another $500bn of EQ to reduce long-term interest rates and to stimulate investment in economy facing serious headwinds.

Whatever the size of the move, it will be more controversial than the first EQ, entered in the months after the financial system collapsed in late 2008, nearly took world investors elle.Certains economy remain skeptical that first, 1.7 trillion dollars injected into the economy helped and fear that it could fuel inflation.

"Fed Chairman Bernanke has made it clear that he would do everything what it can do so that the US economy pull a Japan" said Joseph Balestrino, fixed income strategist to Federated Investors Inc. in Pittsburgh, which manages the $336bn."" means a risk reduced double dip, plus.Nous alone are simply not convinced that however much pushing us Federal Reserve, he may change the rut of slow growth in that we're stuck."

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