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The results of the U.S. election may affect the economy and inflation, which could influence the trend of government bond yields. Scott Pike, portfolio manager at Income Research + Management, told The Wall Street Journal that the biggest impact of this election on the bond market may come from how the winner's policies affect economic growth and inflation, thereby influencing the trend of government bond yields. Pike stated that regardless of which party forms a unified government, it may be easier to pass large-scale spending plans, which often drive up yields. "In recent months, as the possibility of a unified government has increased, yields have seen quite a significant rise." With the election results out, the yield on 10-year government bonds stands at 4.356%, up from 4.29% at 3 PM Eastern Time.