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Marketplace · November 4, 2026 · 00:25:07

A divided government could shift the bond market

This episode examines how a Democratic-led Congress might alter the upward trend in Treasury yields and affect borrowing costs like mortgages. It also covers divergent property tax reform votes in Wyoming and Florida, bipartisan alliances forming in Alabama over data center opposition, and the financial strain hitting school cafeterias as universal free lunch programs expire.

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Divided Government and Bond Market Outlook
Treasury yields that had been climbing may change course with a new Democratic-led Congress, influencing interest rates across the economy.
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Property Tax Reform Divergent Outcomes
Wyoming and Florida voters reached opposite conclusions on property tax reform ballot measures.

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