Trump officially wins the usa election! A comprehensive understanding of his policy positions.
According to multiple American media predictions, former USA president and Republican candidate Trump won the 60th presidential election, becoming the first president since Grover Cleveland in the 1890s to be elected twice and have non-consecutive terms; On January 20th next year, President-elect Trump and Vice President JD Vance will be sworn in and officially take office at the White House.
Is Trump's victory in the bag? Related assets are rising sharply, take a look at the latest market analysis.
On November 6, the US election became the focus of the global market, with various assets experiencing significant fluctuations.
Big news! Trump has secured victory! What impact will it have on the financial markets?
Big news! Trump has already won at least 270 electoral votes, and will return to the White House in January next year! What impact will this have on the US economy and the global financial markets?
The next step for the Federal Reserve: Trump's influence is far greater than Powell's.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch believes that if Trump takes office and implements fiscal expansion, the Fed may raise its neutral interest rate expectations. In addition, if the new president significantly imposes tariffs, the Fed may pause rate cuts due to concerns about inflation and economic growth impact.
How to trade US stocks after the election? Citigroup's six major themes fully analyzed!
Citigroup believes that if Trump wins, the volatility of the Nasdaq may remain high; in terms of energy, the Republican Party is more likely to support fossil fuels, with high political sensitivity to solar power; relaxation of regulations is bullish for fintech stocks, small biotechnology companies; inflation, deficits may rise, focus on materials, luxury goods, real estate stocks.
Interesting election tidbit: Americans are crazy about "shopping therapy", but their wallets can't handle it!
①Under the influence of a series of uncertainties such as the general election and the economy, many Americans, especially young people, choose to relieve their anxiety through "doomsday consumerism"; ②But the fact proves that their wallets cannot withstand it.