Dow futures rose 1.47% after U S stock futures reversed sharp overnight losses following the midterm vote.
CAMS Morning Market Brief.
Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
Good morning.
Dow futures rose 1.47% after U S stock futures reversed sharp overnight losses following the midterm vote.
S and P 500 futures gained 1.08%, and Nasdaq 100 futures added 1.01% in the same snapshot.
Reuters said Democrats won both houses of Congress.
Nasdaq 100 futures had dropped by as much as 2.4% earlier.
The 10-year Treasury yield was 4.93%, and the V I X was 18.27.
West Texas Intermediate fell 0.61% to $95.50, while gold futures rose 2.83% to $4,052.
A M D gained 7.3% before the bell after reporting 97% growth in data-center revenue and forecasting more than 80% revenue growth for 2027.
A D P employment is due at eight fifteen Eastern, followed by the trade balance at eight thirty Eastern.
Then I S M services arrives later this morning, with oil inventories at ten thirty Eastern.
Qualcomm and Arm report after today's close.
The opening test is whether the broad futures rebound holds as election policy risk meets strong chip results.
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