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Global markets at a crossroads leading up to U.S. Election

From American Century Investments

Uncertainty and market volatility tend to increase during the run-up to U.S. presidential elections, but the 2020 campaign seems more divisive than usual. Given the binary nature of the U.S.

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21 Oct 2020

Where did the Trump trade go? Eaton Vance looks at reasons why the Trump trade has faltered

From Eaton Vance

The markets showed a clear pattern in the weeks following President Donald Trump’s election victory: stocks rallied, Treasury yields rose and the U.S. dollar strengthened. Some investors and commentators called

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19 Jun 2017

Market response to Trump’s speech doesn’t change policymaking realities

From PIMCO

The market’s overwhelmingly favorable reaction to President Trump’s first speech to a joint session of Congress was not necessarily surprising: President Trump veered away from the more protectionist and nationalistic

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06 Mar 2017

Trump’s First Month: The Global Impact

From Principal Global Investors

On January 20, 2017, Donald J Trump was inaugurated as the 45th U.S. president. The implications of his subsequent actions vary across the globe. Principal Global Investors’ Chief Global Economist

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27 Feb 2017

What does Trump’s first week say about the unorthodox future ahead?

Due to the lack of a filibuster-proof Senate majority, Trump was never likely able to get much passed through Congress except for revenue-neutral budget bills, but he will clearly continue

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01 Feb 2017

Trump’s first year: What’s realistic?

From PIMCO Australia

With the inauguration of the 45th president imminent and the market’s high expectations for policymaking, what is realistic for investors to expect from Washington in 2017? We think the bottom

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23 Jan 2017

Inauguration Day: Trump bump or Trump slump?

From Eaton Vance

“May you live in interesting times” goes the Chinese curse. It also pretty much sums up many investors’ mindset as they await the inauguration of Donald Trump says Eric Stein,

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23 Jan 2017

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