[US Treasury Bonds Rise Amid Midterm Election Expectations of Limited Government Spending] BlockBeats reports that on Wednesday, November 4th, US Treasury bonds rose. With Democrats poised to control Congress, investors anticipate a political gridlock in Washington, potentially limiting government spending. Meanwhile, AI regulation could slow economic growth, reducing the need for a Federal Reserve rate hike. Analysts also noted that the market was relieved that President Trump's promise to provide $5,000 to every American adult might not materialize. Furthermore, the stock market decline prompted investors to seek safe-haven assets like Treasury bonds, providing support for the bond market. Trump had previously promised $5,000 to every American adult if Republicans retained control of Congress. This plan involves approximately $1.2 trillion, equivalent to 16% of the federal budget. Andrew Lilly, chief interest rate strategist at Barrenjoey, stated, "While the market previously considered this scenario to have only a 5% probability, that risk has now disappeared. If it were implemented, the Treasury market would have reacted catastrophically."