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“We think headline risk is likely in early 2019 around possible NAFTA withdrawal that will be harmful to industries dependent on open trade across North America,” according to Height Capital Markets. Stocks to watch: Caterpillar (CAT.N), Boeing (BA.N), Ford (F.N), General Motors (GM.N), Bunge (BG.N), DowDuPont (DWDP.N). INFRASTRUCTURE: A boost in federal infrastructure spending on bridges, roads and other projects is one Trump agenda item seen as an initiative that Democrats potentially could support, should the two sides seek common ground in the event of Democratic gains in Congress, potentially boosting construction and materials stocks.

“The Democrats will have to balance the benefits of a real boost to infrastructure spending and the political risks of giving the president a win on that,” said Christopher Smart, head of macroeconomic and geopolitical research at Barings, Stocks to watch: Granite Construction (GVA.N), Fluor (FLR.N), Nucor (NUE.N), Martin Marietta Materials (MLM.N), TECH AND TELECOM OVERSIGHT: Scrutiny on Big Tech over antitrust and data privacy issues could pick up with sterling silver & bronze ornate rectangle cufflinks Democrats leading the House, although “we do not foresee this scrutiny translating into actual policy,” according to Height Capital Markets..

That could spell more volatility for tech stocks, which have been the best performing sector since Trump’s election but have been battered in recent weeks. “We see the Democratic party no longer as the unconditional defender of the tech sector,” Capital Alpha Partners said in a September report. Height Capital analysts also see “headline risk” for telecom companies from any efforts by the House to address regulations related to equality on the internet, known as “net neutrality,” although the analysts see little risk of policy change if the Senate stays Republican.

Stocks to watch: Alphabet (GOOGL.O), Facebook (FB.O), Amazon (AMZN.O), Twitter (TWTR.N), Verizon sterling silver & bronze ornate rectangle cufflinks (VZ.N), AT&T (T.N), REGULATION: If Republicans maintain their hold on both chambers of Congress, or perhaps expand their advantage, that could lift investors’ hopes for further deregulation of the financial industry and give a boost to stocks, With Democratic gains, “headline risk for the banking industry would significantly increase as we anticipate numerous congressional hearings,” according to analysts at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods..

Stocks to watch: JP Morgan (JPM.N), Wells Fargo (WFC.N), Goldman Sachs (GS.N). DEFENSE: Spending on national defense is one area that could come into focus for potential federal cuts, especially if Democrats make strong gains. “A Republican surprise might well be helpful for defense stocks in the near term,” said Smart of Barings, adding that the near-term “expectation will be more tax cuts and fewer defense cuts.”. Stocks to watch: Lockheed Martin (LMT.N), Raytheon (RTN.N), Northrop Grumman (NOC.N), General Dynamics (GD.N).

IMMIGRATION: Should Republicans hold control of Congress, that could create expectations for harsher federal policies on immigration, Such policies would also spark expectations for expansion of demand for detention center space, potentially helping to fill prison operators’ idle facilities or even generatingthe need for new ones, Stocks to watch: CoreCivic (CXW.N), Geo Group (GEO.N), GUN CONTROL: sterling silver & bronze ornate rectangle cufflinks Democratic gains in Congress could pave the way for calls for more stringent legislation to control gun sales, But the prospect of stricter regulations on the firearms industry, paradoxically, could drive up shares of gun-makers..

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German consumer group vzbv filed a lawsuit against Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) on Thursday over diesel emissions tests rigging, using new class-action rules which came in on Nov. 1, potentially making it easier to win damages from companies. VW has already had to pay compensation over the emissions scandal in the United States to car owners. But in Germany, VW was able to strike a deal with regulators to fix emissions with a software update, allowing its cars to retain their road-worthiness certification.

The class action lawsuit seeks to ascertain whether owners of cars with type EA 189 diesel engines had been intentionally harmed by the carmaker’s use of engine management software designed to disguise excessive pollution levels, Volkswagen said on Thursday the possibility of class action suits did not change its standpoint that there was no legal basis for consumers to make claims in connection to the diesel issue in Germany, Around 40,000 consumers sterling silver & bronze ornate rectangle cufflinks have expressed interest in joining the lawsuit before a statute of limitations on claiming damages expires this year, vzbv said..

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