U.S. stocks jump along with bond yields after Trump shock, peso falls

By Sinead Carew New York (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks rose sharply on Wednesday, bouncing from a dramatic overnight sell-off, while the Mexican peso was battered as investors reacted to Donald Trump's surprise win in the U.S. presidential election. After sharp declines in U.S. stock futures overnight, equity investor panic eased but bond investors pushed up Treasury yields as they worried Trump's policies would ultimately weaken the dollar and hike inflation. U.S. long-dated Treasury yields ro