The midterms repriced the war, not capital: Why Europe's bill still stands

Democrats took both chambers on Tuesday and oil collapsed, so bond investors should have been celebrating. Beneath a calm 10-year yield, however, two opposite moves cancelled out, and one of them matters far more for Europe than the election itself. What exactly did American voters change, and what did they leave on Europe's bill?

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