US stocks post best performance after election! How did Wall Street 'crazily respond' to Trump's victory last night?
The market is currently more focused on the positive aspects of the Trump agenda, rather than paying too much attention to potential tariffs and broader policy outcomes. The 'animal spirits' are thoroughly ignited.
The dust has settled on the US election! Where to for the Federal Reserve, US stocks, and US bonds?
On the early morning of November 6th local time, the Republican presidential candidate and former President Trump delivered a speech at the Palm Beach Convention Center in Florida, announcing his victory in the 2024 presidential election. After the election results were announced, overseas assets responded, with both US stocks and US bond yields rising.
High tariffs vs. weak dollar: Trump can only choose one?
①The single-day sharp rise of the US dollar, like a towering pillar, may pose a significant problem for Trump, who is currently celebrating his election victory, in terms of how to balance the pros and cons of exchange rate appreciation and depreciation... ②Between a series of Trump's governing principles such as high tariffs and a weak US dollar, Trump can only choose one.
Direct hit usa election | Trump officially announced to win the USA election.
The 2024 US presidential election will officially vote on November 5, kicking off a critical battle that will determine the future direction of the United States.
Powell falls into Trump's hands again, how will tomorrow's tough battle be fought?
Powell will need to assure global investors that the Fed can control the impact of Trump's second term and a possible upcoming "Republican sweep".
During the 'Trump trade' all-night revelry: which records are being broken?
With Trump reclaiming the White House, a series of 'Trump trade' activities in the global financial markets on Wednesday undoubtedly plunged into an all-night celebration; Many investors quickly picked up many profitable strategies from 2016. From the trend of the market, this time various market sectors seem to be even more 'crazy' than in 2016...