US stocks market Wall Street falls after Obama's victory, S&P 500 retreats at the open while Treasury yields fall sharply as rating agency Fitch warns that the US must tackle its budget deficit
What a epic fail, US equities sell off after Obama victory, Investors are focused on gridlock in Washington that could impair a quick resolution of the fiscal cliff
Barack Obama victory on US elections boost for gold, Prices rise by as much as $30 a troy ounce late on Tuesday in anticipation of the US election result, before jumping again early on Wednesday
Asian safe haven currency Japanese Yen retreat a potential turning point, The latest bout of weakness is not led by speculative investors and may portend a more sustained decline for the Japanese currency
As a prediction US Dollar's dangers will burnish gold's shine, Not every pitfall facing the world can be avoided, while all of them will support gold prices, says Jim Slater
Respons to US election result, US Dollar falls as Obama is re-elected, The US dollar falls against other major currencies as investors react to news that Barack Obama is re-elected as US president
Global markets drop down, Europe stocks in reverse as Wall Street casts vote, Indices across the region fall sharply after US markets tumble at the open
FTSE fell, Risk rally fades as FTSE falls under 5,900, Gains inspired by continuity of tenure at the White House fail to hold
Meanwhile Asian stock advance tinged with caution, Stocks climb after Obama's presidential election victory in the US, but Chinese leadership transition continues to weigh on sentiment
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