Trump or Harris Trades? Wall Street Is Ready to Find Out
US election day is finally here and the only foolproof trade for investors is to go long cups of coffee as the votes are counted.Markets will provide a real-time indicator of how Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris are perceived to be faring in their push to win the Electoral College.
Listen: The ‘Trump Trade’ Takes Hold on Wall Street
To pollsters, the race for the White House is a toss up. But WSJ reporter Caitlin McCabe explains that a potential shift in momentum is visible in markets as some large hedge funds and money managers get into position to profit from a Trump victory.
Donald Trump quickly put his stamp on financial markets Tuesday night. As the votes piled up in key swing states in his favor ...
U.S. stock futures rallied early Wednesday as results from the presidential election pointed to a likely win for Donald Trump ...
Trump has long downplayed the impact of climate change ... clean energy products and technologies via the Inflation ...
NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Global investors on Tuesday were closely watching key local races in the U.S. presidential election, with trades starting to lean toward pricing in a Donald Trump win ...
But Wall Street seems increasingly convinced Trump is going to win. And that is manifesting in what's come to be called “The Trump Trade.” Today on the Big Take podcast, Bloomberg Opinion’s ...
“The Trump trade is very simple ... The upper estimate is 15 trillion,” he said. “People like the Wall Street Journal, which is hardly a communist organization, they have criticized you ...
Robert Lighthizer, a long-standing trade advisor to Donald Trump, is reportedly cautioning Wall Street investors to prepare for a rapid execution of Trump’s tariff proposals if he secures a ...
Wall Street hums with talk of the “Trump trade”. Chart: The Economist The trade is based on the idea that a second ...
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