According to CoinMeta, stock markets and currencies in Latin America generally rose, influenced by the Democratic Party's victory in the U.S. midterms. The dollar fell by 0.3% against a basket of major currencies, and U.S. Treasury yields declined. The Latin American Currency Index MSCI rose by 0.8%, and the regional stock index increased by 1.7%. Brazil's Bovespa stock index rose by 1.1%, ending a six-day decline, with the real appreciating by 0.65% against the dollar. Mexico's benchmark stock index rose by 0.76%, and the peso appreciated by 1.38% against the dollar. Chile's peso rose by 1.64%, and its stock index soared by 2.52%. Chile's central bank maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.5% unchanged, and this decision will test the impact of the election results on monetary policy. Colombia's stock market fell by 1.16% due to a drop in Brent crude oil prices of over 8%.