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Trump's Victory: Market Jubilation and Cautious European Response

Financial markets reacted positively to Donald Trump's potential US presidential victory, with the dollar strengthening, US equities rising, and European markets showing a mixed response.

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What was the impact of the election results on the US dollar?: The rising dollar, driven by expectations of higher inflation and interest rates under a Trump administration, reached its highest level since July against the euro. This strengthened the dollar against major emerging currencies, causing some to fall.
How did European markets respond to Trump's potential victory?: While the US markets celebrated, the European markets showed a more mixed reaction. The Ibex 35 opened with a 0.75% drop, influenced by concerns about potential increased tariffs on exports to the US and China.
What were the effects of the election on interest rates in the US and Europe?: The victory's impact on interest rates varied across regions; US Treasury bond yields increased, while European government bond yields decreased, reflecting different economic forecasts. This difference amplified the dollar's rise against the euro.
Which types of companies benefited from the expected Trump administration policies?: Smaller US companies (Russell 2000 index) saw gains over 5%, as they are considered potential winners from Trump's protectionist policies. In contrast, some European companies, especially in the auto industry and renewable energy sectors, experienced losses due to the same potential tariff increases.
How did the financial markets react to Donald Trump's potential presidential victory?: Donald Trump's potential victory in the US presidential election caused a positive reaction in the financial markets, with the Dow Jones futures gaining 2.2%. This "Trump trade" reflects investor expectations of lower corporate taxes and increased economic growth.

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