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Emerging market local-currency bonds are facing a bleak outlook as fears of a tariff trade war rise and investors abandon expectations for interest-rate cuts. A Bloomberg index shows a 3.5% decline since early October, reducing the year's gain to under 2%. The situation has worsened following Donald Trump's election victory, with his "America First" policies contributing to a stronger dollar and higher Treasury yields.
Iran is cautious about engaging in conflict with the incoming Trump administration, recalling the turmoil of his previous presidency, which included the withdrawal from a nuclear deal and severe sanctions. While the president-elect hints at a desire for stability, his Cabinet nominees advocate for aggressive actions against Iran, including military strikes on its nuclear sites and a return to stringent pressure tactics.
China faces significant economic challenges, often described as the three Ds: debt, deflation, and poor demographics. With the looming threat of high tariffs from Donald Trump, investors anticipated a robust fiscal response after a recent legislative meeting. However, the finance ministry's announcement focused solely on addressing debt, lacking new strategies to combat deflation.
The Dow Jones index reached a new record high, surpassing 43,000 following Trump's election win, with a solid support level established around 41,800. Meanwhile, the DAX remains above 19,000, showing short-term bearish trends despite long-term bullish potential, while the Nikkei 225 struggles below 40,000, facing potential declines if it closes below 38,700.
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Indian markets are experiencing heightened volatility as the U.S. election approaches, with historical trends indicating that Democratic victories often lead to positive outcomes for Indian equities. Joe Biden's 2020 win exemplified this, resulting in a remarkable 128% surge in the Nifty and a 117% rise in the Sensex, driven by post-COVID recovery and global liquidity inflows. The upcoming election could similarly influence market dynamics, making it a critical factor for investors to watch.
Oil prices declined as the dollar strengthened amid the ongoing U.S. presidential election, with WTI crude falling to $71.72 per barrel and Brent crude to $75.18 per barrel. As polls closed, Trump secured eight states while Harris won three and Washington, D.C., but the election outcome remained uncertain, particularly in key battleground states. U.S. stock futures and the dollar rose in Asia as investors reacted to the tight race.
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