Prospects Of Trump Win, Huge Tariffs Spark Worst Selloff For Emerging Market Stocks In 10 Months

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  • Emerging markets stocks are set for their worst monthly decline since January.
  • The slump comes as investors price in higher odds of a Trump win in the upcoming US election.
  • Trump has pledged to drastically raise import tariffs to as high as 20%, and up to 60% for China.
It's been a tough month for emerging market stocks as the odds of a Donald Trump election win rise — and with it, the odds that his proposed tariff plan will actually see the light of day.

Emerging market stocks are headed for their worst monthly decline since January, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index falling for a fourth day on Thursday for a 3.1% decline this month.

 
  • Emerging markets stocks are set for their worst monthly decline since January.
  • The slump comes as investors price in higher odds of a Trump win in the upcoming US election.
  • Trump has pledged to drastically raise import tariffs to as high as 20%, and up to 60% for China.
It's been a tough month for emerging market stocks as the odds of a Donald Trump election win rise — and with it, the odds that his proposed tariff plan will actually see the light of day.

Emerging market stocks are headed for their worst monthly decline since January, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index falling for a fourth day on Thursday for a 3.1% decline this month.

"Emerging" Means a Third-World Predator
 
  • Emerging markets stocks are set for their worst monthly decline since January.
  • The slump comes as investors price in higher odds of a Trump win in the upcoming US election.
  • Trump has pledged to drastically raise import tariffs to as high as 20%, and up to 60% for China.
It's been a tough month for emerging market stocks as the odds of a Donald Trump election win rise — and with it, the odds that his proposed tariff plan will actually see the light of day.

Emerging market stocks are headed for their worst monthly decline since January, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index falling for a fourth day on Thursday for a 3.1% decline this month.

Why did Biden increase some of Trump's existing tariffs and not cancel the others?

Sounds like ' disinformation '.
 
those damn 3rd world predators in Poland, Saudi Arabia , the UAE, South Korea and Taiwan
Suckers Hear a Giant Sucking Sound

All those countries are also parasites off our military. They're taking advantage of that to siphon off our economy. White Replacement has always been our ruling traitors' foreign policy.
 
The stock market has been buoyed by Biden's inflation and Trump's proposed tax cuts on corporations. It will probably decline once reality sets in.
 
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