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Amazon plans about USD 220bn of capex in 2026. We look at AWS, profitability, debt, valuation and the key catalysts and risks for AMZN shares.

Wall Street swung sharply on election night as Democrats took Congress. We look at which sectors are reacting best and what the result could change for stocks.

Explore Capital.com analysts' views on the US midterm elections 2026 and what the results could mean for stocks, currencies, bonds and commodities.

The 2026 US midterm elections are becoming an increasingly important consideration for financial markets.

What could be the consequences for energy markets and AI of the US Midterm elections?

The Midterm elections have resulted in a blue sweep meaning legislation changes may happen, but how will that affect precious metals?

Explore Capital.com analysts' views on the US midterm elections 2026 and what the results could mean for stocks, currencies, bonds and commodities.

Fuel prices are a regular topic in US election campaigns, but ahead of this year's midterms, they carry particular weight - gasoline prices are around 40% higher than a year ago, so every visit to the gas station reminds voters of the rising cost of living.

Wall Street swung sharply on election night as Democrats took Congress. We look at which sectors are reacting best and what the result could change for stocks.

AI jitters continue to weigh on stocks but gold is unable to take advantage of the risk-off mood.

Technology stocks once drivethe deterioration in risk appetite ahead of the US Midterm elections.

Explore Capital.com analysts' views on the US midterm elections 2026 and what the results could mean for stocks, currencies, bonds and commodities.

The Bank of England is expected to hike rates in November as inflation moves away from the 2% target, but the outlook remains tricky as growth shows signs of stalling.

Technology stocks once drivethe deterioration in risk appetite ahead of the US Midterm elections.

Explore Capital.com analysts' views on the US midterm elections 2026 and what the results could mean for stocks, currencies, bonds and commodities.

On 3 November, Americans vote for a new Congress. Mexico and South Africa get no ballot, yet their currencies will live with the result.

What could be the consequences for energy markets and AI of the US Midterm elections?

The Bank of England is expected to hike rates in November as inflation moves away from the 2% target, but the outlook remains tricky as growth shows signs of stalling.

AI jitters continue to weigh on stocks but gold is unable to take advantage of the risk-off mood.

Technology stocks once drivethe deterioration in risk appetite ahead of the US Midterm elections.