US dollar slides after Democrats’ midterm election win as growth fears rise

US stock futures are rising as investors evaluate the Democrats' sweep of the midterm elections. Simultaneously, the US dollar has dropped to a one-month low due to concerns that increased AI regulation might hinder economic growth. Investors are shifting toward US treasuries as a safe haven, anticipating political gridlock during the remainder of Donald Trump's term. This market movement is further influenced by falling bond yields following the Democratic victory in both the Senate and House.