Wall St. soars as FBI clears Clinton ahead of Election Day

The ETF is viewed as a barometer for Republican Donald Trump's chances of winning the election since his policies are considered negative for Mexico. Wall Street closed lower for nine days in a row through Friday, their longest losing streak in more than 35 years and one that gained momentum after the FBI said on Oct. 28 that it was reviewing some newly found Clinton emails. The FBI said on Sunday that it stood by its July finding that Clinton was not guilty of criminal wrongdoing.