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European Stocks Dip, US Markets Soar Post-Election

European markets fell while US markets surged post-election, amid concerns over Trump's trade policies and German political instability. Automakers and precious metals took hits, while tech and defense sectors rose.

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What were the trends for precious metals and Bitcoin following the election?: Precious metals fell due to a stronger dollar and less demand for safe-haven assets after the election, while Bitcoin saw its recent rally pause after surpassing $75,700.
How did US markets perform on election day, and what investor sentiment drove these results?: US markets saw record gains on election day, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all rising significantly. Investors reacted positively to Trump's proposed tax cuts and deregulation.
What was the initial reaction of the Euro to the election results, and how did it perform later?: The Euro initially fell against the US dollar but later recovered slightly. Meanwhile, commodity-linked currencies like the Australian and Canadian dollar rose on positive Chinese trade data.
Which sector experienced the largest drop in the DAX, and what were the reasons behind this decline?: The DAX experienced its strongest single-day decline since August, driven down by German automakers who faced fears of a US-EU trade war due to Trump's trade policies.
What was the overall trend in European stock markets on Wednesday, and what factors contributed to this trend?: European stock markets fell on Wednesday, in contrast to gains in the US markets, as investors weighed the impact of Trump's trade policies on the Eurozone economy.

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