Trump? Clinton? What should investors do?

SINGAPORE (Oct 31): The US will vote for its 45th president on Nov 8, after months of ugly campaigning by Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

The outcome could have important implications for geopolitics, trade and the global economy. And, any surprises could spark significant financial market volatility.

Hillary Clinton appears to be in the lead over Donald Trump in the race to the White House. But uncertainty still hangs over the market. The Edge Singapore talks to some experts to find out what investors should do.

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