Wall Street is waiting for the outcome of the US election and will quickly shift gears to the Fed's next policy meeting on Wednesday.

Stocks crept higher on Tuesday morning as U.S. voters headed to the polls to elect their next president. Market moves were muted, as investors awaited indications of whether Democrat Kamala Harris or Republican Donald Trump would eventually emerge victorious.

Shares of Trump-related mobile-advertising company Phunware are up more than 8% in premarket trades after snapping a five-day losing streak Monday.

Bond yields could see a big pop in the event of a Trump win as more tax cuts and steep tariffs could widen the fiscal deficit and reignite inflation.

It's Election Day in the U.S. and people around the country are getting out to vote, which can look very different from one state to the next. The big picture: The close contest between Former President Trump and Vice President Harris has seen threats,

With the nation deeply divided, millions of voters are casting ballots in a high-stakes election. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are neck and neck in key battleground states,