The market is pricing in Trump's victory, Bitcoin hits a record high, the US dollar strengthens, US bonds plummet, and DJT's after-hours gains expand to 40%

The market is pricing in Trump's victory.

The Euro Stoxx 50 index opened lower.

Bitcoin hit a record high, reaching $75,000 per coin.

The dollar strengthened, hitting a new high since July. U.S. bonds plummeted, and yields of U.S. bonds of all maturities rose.

The Mexican peso continued to fall against the dollar.

On November 5, local time, the counting of votes in the U.S. presidential election was underway. According to CCTV News, according to the latest preliminary estimates released by several U.S. media, Trump won 16 electoral votes in the "swing state" of Georgia. Georgia is the second "swing state" with the most electoral votes in this U.S. presidential election, second only to Pennsylvania's 19 votes, the same as North Carolina.

Trump has currently won 247 electoral votes, and Harris has temporarily won 210 votes. In addition, according to media reports, the Republicans won control of the Senate.

As of the close of the morning session, the Nikkei 225 index rose 2.3% and the Topix index rose 1.9%.

Japanese 10-year government bond futures fell. Nintendo shares surged the most since Oct. 7 as investors bet that poor quarterly earnings will spur the company to focus on the launch of its next-generation console.