Singapore — Bonds nursed losses and stock markets rose on Thursday in anticipation of a big-borrowing and big-spending Democrat administration driving growth, after runoff elections that gave the party control of both houses of the US Congress.

US treasuries suffered their steepest sell-off in months after Democrat victories in two Georgia races handed them narrow control of the Senate and the power to pass their agenda...

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