(AP) — U.S. stock futures and markets around the world are mostly holding steady or ticking higher early Wednesday, but that’s only after they spun through another election night dominated by surprises and sharp swings. After rallying early this week amid hopes that Election Day’s arrival could clear the uncertainty that’s been weighing on markets, Treasury yields and U.S. stock futures swung up, down and back again overnight as early results showed a race that’s still too close to call between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. S&P 500 futures were 1.9% higher after recovering from an earlier tumble.
