The dollar (USD/JPY) after midterm election results: it went up (settled 4:30 AM ET)

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The dollar is pricing in a new Congress. Is this a RIPS or a trap?

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The dollar (USD/JPY): up or down by 4:30 AM ET?

Now 158.148 · open 158.148

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Settled at 4:30 AM ET: the dollar went up, from 158.148 to 158.316. 0 of 0 calls were right.

On midterm election results. Change in congressional control can alter foreign policy stance, affecting currency valuation. Blowing up on: CNBC top news, top on Polymarket, trending on X.

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