The return of Trump implies the return of volatility for stock markets
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Donald Trump has been elected as the 47th president of the US. Republicans have control of the Senate too. If the Republicans also manage to get control of the House, it would strengthen Trump's hand further. We will have to wait and see if that happens. Nevertheless, given that Trump has been elected president, it is prudent to re-evaluate and re-strategisize the approach across asset classes. Get ready to follow Twitter (Now X) closely. Get ready to wake up to surprises. Brace yourself for the return of volatility. Trump's win certainly means a stronger Dollar against currencies of countries that could be affected by tariffs. Given that there will almost certainly be the imposition of tariffs on imports, the dynamics of how the US trades with the rest of the world will change. We are seeing Dollar strength against the Yuan, Mexican Peso, and Canadian Dollar today and this could continue. Adjustments in these currencies will driv...