Heading into presidential elections, traders typically try to hedge their bets based on which candidate might win. This time around, U.S. markets are increasingly trying to gauge how big of a mess the aftermath might be. With President Donald Trump all but promising to dispute the results if he loses — on top of coronavirus case counts creeping higher and stalled stimulus negotiations — the Nov. 3 election has already become the most expensive event to hedge against ever. Here’s a look at the
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