Polls cause waves on the eve of the US election, with the US dollar index falling and government bond futures rising.

FXStreet Nov 4th news, pre-election polls in the United States on Tuesday prompted some investors to cut so-called Trump trades, leading to the largest drop in the dollar index since the end of September, and the US Treasury futures pump. Some investors are reassessing their bullish bets on the dollar - for a long time, the dollar has been seen as the main chip for the Republican candidate Donald Trump to win - weekend polls show that his Democratic opponent Kamala Harris may be leading in some swing states. The overall competition is still neck and neck, with no clear winner. IG markets analyst Tony Sycamore wrote in a report: “After the weekend forecast of a 42% chance of a Republican victory, the market is less certain this morning and has hastily canceled some of the premium brought by the ‘dollar Trump trade.’”