Asian stocks were set for a higher open following election-day gains in the US, as traders hunkered down awaiting results in a presidential race pitting divergent visions of global trade and the economy. Gauges of expected volatility crept up amid he
(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks were set for a higher open following election-day gains in the US, as traders hunkered down awaiting results in a presidential race pitting divergent visions of global trade and the economy. Gauges of expected volatility crept up amid hedging by investors before an outcome that remained too close for pollsters to call. Read More
