Democrats took control of the House and Senate, and stock futures fell as much as 2% before turning positive. The 10-year Treasury yield eased to roughly 4.92%, and the dollar touched a one-month low.

The early selloff reflected concern about tougher scrutiny of AI, data centers, and crypto. The rebound reflected the other side: divided government can make major new legislation harder to pass, especially with the president retaining veto power.

Next, watch technology stocks and Treasury yields after the open. If AI shares stabilize and yields stay lower, investors may be treating the election as a policy constraint rather than an economic shock.

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