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Prediction markets see a divided government after midterm elections. Here’s how you should trade, Citi says.

Prediction markets see a divided government after midterm elections. Here’s how you should trade, Citi says.
MarketWatch Monday 17 August 2026, 14:51 UTC By Nora Redmond 1 min read
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The odds on Polymarket of a sweep by the Democratic Party in November have risen to 48%, and Citigroup sees a potential rally in bonds.

The odds on Polymarket of a sweep by the Democratic Party in November have risen to 48%, and Citigroup sees a potential rally in bonds. [Image text:] PAPERVOTING BOOTH VOTE
Citi (ORG) Polymarket (PERSON) the Democratic Party (ORG) Citigroup (ORG)
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