Equities, bonds rally now that the political countours are clear.

Stimulus effort falls flat.

Any post-vote selloff is likely to be short-lived, Morgan Stanley’s Wilson says.

Earnings point to a pocket of weakness that’s pulling the Nasdaq lower.

Credit default swaps show growing risk of data-center bonds.

The stocks have underperformed the market this year on concerns over spending.

The mega IPO is the talk of Wall Street.

ETF tracking Brazilian stocks is plunging 27% this morning.

Markets would be just fine with more gridlock.

The Kospi index has plunged 40% from its June record.

A mountain of debt and a budget deficit among the largest in the euro area mean France cannot simply increase spending to appease the public.

Investors are shunning its government bonds in favor of corporate debt.

Strategist Paulsen says history points to drop of as much as 15% ahead.

The stock has soared almost 30% this year.

The euro is weaking to a 17-month low against the dollar, too.

Smaller stocks, banks and utilities have been pummeled.

Growth is hurting bond prices but helping stocks.

Greenback index is having biggest monthly gain since June.

Jim Bianco says the Fed has made it clear it will stamp out inflation.

The market is heading toward an inverted yield curve, typically a sign of looming recession.