The day in one page: what moved and why, what the market saw coming, where it disagreed with the news, and what resolved.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secures a fourth term in Brazil, causing the real to sink and prompting Donald Trump to claim the vote was rigged.
+29 after BBC Sport: Kane ends England's 25-year Ballon d'Or wait - how he bucked the trend
+6 after BBC News: Rapper Nicki Minaj joins Trump onstage at Michigan rally
On: US-Iran War Disrupts Global Markets, Diplomacy and Food Security
On: Valkyries Even WNBA Finals at 2-2 With Game 4 Win Over Dream
On: Eagles Face Cowboys in Monday Night Football Amid Jalen Hurts Injury Crisis
On: Former SC Governors Endorse Democrat Annie Andrews in Senate Race
On: Netanyahu faces tight Israeli election amid pressure to attack Iran and rally for support
odds −25 in the day before the first report · −4 after
odds +25 in the day before the first report · −0 after
odds +8 in the day before the first report · +5 after
16 publishers in 24 hours · odds up 3 points
13 publishers in 24 hours · odds up 3 points
11 publishers in 24 hours · odds up 2 points
9 publishers in 24 hours · odds up 2 points
+9 new publishers
+5 new publishers
+4 new publishers
+4 new publishers
+3 new publishers
+3 new publishers
+3 new publishers
+3 new publishers
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