Fear, 'Trisk' and hope: How the US election is set to impact investors

Hardeep Tawakley  Hardeep Tawakley
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Less than 12 months ago, the idea of President Donald Trump was laughable. But in a reversal of fortunes that no-one foresaw, Trump was declared as the presumptive nominee for the Republicans earlier this month, having won more votes than both his nearest competitors, Ted Cruz and John Kasich.

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