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Coronavirus, the US Election and the Markets

With the global spread of Coronavirus dominating news headlines and the potential for volatility driven by this year’s US presidential election, fundamental forces are looking to have an effect on an array of markets in 2020.

“While the coronavirus will probably dominate the markets over the near term, it is not completely unrelated to the coming US election. First of all, a major component of President Trump’s reelection platform is a strong US economy with expanding job opportunities, and a serious undermining of the global economy because of the virus in China would probably reduce odds of reelection...”Register Now to Continue Reading!

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