NEW YORK :Global stocks were set for a strong weekly gain on Friday while U.S. yields slipped as markets eyed the future policies of President-elect Donald Trump and its impact on the U.S. economy, even as bitcoin traded near the $100,000 threshold.Traders are bracing for Trump's agenda after he takes office

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Surging Markets Shake Up Global Economy Amid Trump's Policy Signals  Global stocks surged this week, ending strong on Friday as U.S. Treasury yields slipped on heightened market speculation over President-elect Donald Trump's upcoming economic policies. With bitcoin trading near an unprecedented $100,000 threshold, traders are on edge about Trump's agenda, likely to include tariffs, tax cuts, and deregulation.Wall Street indexes closed up, led b…

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Surging Markets Shake Up Global Economy Amid Trump's Policy Signals

Beneficiaries of the incoming administration’s looser regulation and business-friendly stance put forth strong showings this week. Stocks gained while Bitcoin crushed doubters and the dollar extended gains into an eighth week, the currency’s longest run of the year.Blue chips and small caps led Friday’s equities advance as this year’s big tech winners struggled to gain ground. The S&P 500 rose 0.3% while an equal-weighted version of the gauge — …

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The Trump election victory has been so far much more supportive for equities than for bonds. The prevailing risk-on mood suggests sticking with strategies that should benefit from a soft landing and a gradual reduction in rates — such as high yield and convertible bonds. US High Yield Continues to Gain Donald Trump’s US election victory has proved very .supportive of equities, in particular, small and mid-cap exposures – and we have already outl…

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By Chibuike Oguh NEW YORK (Reuters) –Global stocks were set for a strong weekly gain on Friday while U.S. yields slipped as markets eyed the future policies of President-elect Donald Trump and its impact on the U.S. economy, even as bitcoin traded near the $100,000 threshold. Traders are bracing for Trump’s agenda after he takes […]

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Global Stocks Surge as US Yields Drop on Trump Policies

The week mostly started with a rise on the Asian stock markets, and the leading indices in Europe rose, thus continuing the rise seen in recent weeks. The mood is supported by the fact that Donald Trump plans to appoint the well-known investor with a background in hedge funds, Scott Bessent, as the Secretary of the Treasury, which investors seem to evaluate positively in terms of the market outlook. 
This week's focus is on German and American e…

Többnyire emelkedéssel indult a hét az ázsiai tőzsdéken, és Európában feljebb kerültek a vezető indexek, ezzel folytatódik az elmúlt hetekben tapasztalt emelkedés. A hangulatot támogatja, hogy Donald Trump a hedge fundos háttérrel rendelkező ismert befektetőt, Scott Bessentet tervezi pénzügyminiszternek kinevezni, amit a befektetők látszólag pozitívan értékelnek a piaci kilátások szempontjából. 
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Trump's latest move has heated up the stock markets

YIELDS on government securities (GS) rose last week as the market stayed on the sidelines, awaiting further policy cues from the Philippine central bank and the economic policies of US President-elect Donald J. Trump. The yields, which move opposite to prices, went down by an average of 2.78 basis points (bps) week on week, based on the PHP Bloomberg Valuation Service Reference Rates as of Nov. 22 published on the Philippine Dealing System websi…

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Rising again... 
Reits drop
Bank stocks rise. 
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