European stock market trading begins with modest price increases November 5th 19:15
Stock prices have risen modestly on the evening of the 5th of Japan time, as the European stock market, which began trading, is less cautious about a tax increase in the United States.
The European stock market on the 5th was bought because the Democratic Party's claim that the tax increase would be difficult to achieve if the Republican Party maintained a majority in the Senate in the Congressional elections held in conjunction with the US presidential election. Orders are spreading.
Stock indexes in major markets have risen approximately 0.7% in the German Frankfurt market and approximately 0.5% in the Paris market at 6:30 pm Japan time compared to the previous day's closing price.
Meanwhile, the London market is almost flat.
Investors continue to take risks as concerns about the future recede, but market players say the financial markets will once again be unsuccessful if the confusion over the finalization of the outcome in the US presidential election deepens. Some have pointed out that it may be stable.