US Presidential Elections

NEW YORK (Nov 14): Donald Trump's stunning victory for the White House may mark the long-awaited end to the more than 30-year-old bull run in bonds, as bets on faster US growth and inflation lead investors to favor stocks over bonds.

SINGAPORE (Nov 10): The uncertainties surrounding the future of the US economy and political outlook following Trump’s victory have cast a long shadow over emerging markets, with the perception that China will be the most vulnerable if he follows throug

SINGAPORE (Nov 8): The US presidential election have many experts and bookmakers throwing out different percentages, odds and polls about a Clinton or a Trump win, but who is the market predicting will win?

WASHINGTON / COLUMBUS (Nov 7): It was an extraordinary case of an October surprise morphing into a November dud, but the damage to Hillary Clinton had already been done.

NEW YORK (Nov 4): The 2016 election has confounded pundits, upended precedent and now it’s spurring unusual patterns in the US equity market. To wit: stocks almost always rise in the days before the country picks a president. This year, they’re fallin

SINGAPORE (Nov 1): Stock markets will be facing a bumpy ride in the next couple of weeks, says DBS Group Research.

SINGAPORE (Oct 18): Polls are now showing Hillary Clinton extending her lead over her opponent Donald Trump, with prediction markets indicating that Clinton has an 83% probability of winning the presidential election.

SINGAPORE (Oct 5): Following the Sept 26 debate, Hillary Clinton inched ahead of Donald Trump by 1.5 percentage points in the national polls, widening her lead to 3.8 percentage points.

SINGAPORE (Sept 19): Citi Research has cut the possibility of a Hillary Clinton victory in the US presidential elections from 65% to 60%, with a 40% probability of a win for Donald Trump.