[Institution: Democratic Advantage Fuels Risk Aversion in Markets] BlockBeats reports on November 4th that Andrew Canoby, Head of Fixed Income for Australia at Franklin Templeton, stated that the initial financial market reaction to the US midterm elections can be summarized as a slight shift of funds from stocks to bonds, indicating a certain degree of risk aversion. He added that if the Democrats control Congress, the market may see this as a constraint on President Trump's growth agenda, particularly in the areas of artificial intelligence and resources. Furthermore, as traders believe the Reserve Bank of Australia may be nearing the end of its interest rate hikes, the yield on Australian three-year government bonds has fallen by 15 basis points since the beginning of the week. (Jinshi)