
Tomorrow the fate of the American presidential race will be decided, and by the end it was becoming more and more unpredictable: a week ago it seemed that Hillary Clinton’s victory was a pointed thing, but the scandal around the FBI investigation against her again returned the chances to Donald Trump. RealClearpolitics surveys, according to November 4, showed that the gap between the candidates was reduced to the level of error - Clinton is ahead of Trump by only 1.8 percentage points.
Economists and bankers await almost more than all the outcome of the campaign: they are in earnest the prospect of Trump’s victory, who loves to call himself Mr.Brexit, recalling the unexpected outcome of the referendum on the exit of the UK from the European Union. Last week, a group of 370 economists, including eight Nobel Prize laureates, signed a letter calling not to vote for Trump, which they call a “dangerous and destructive choice” for the United States.
Most of all, they are afraid of Trump's unpredictability. “Investors hate uncertainty. Hillary Clinton as a whole symbolizes the preservation of the status quo, and Trump looks like a “box of chocolate sweets” from the film “Forrest Gump”: you never know what it will get, ”explains Peter Brockvar Washington’s chief analyst, The Lindsey Group. The famous investor Jim Rogers, who predicts Trump’s victory, believes that "the world will face very serious problems because of trade wars and protectionism, which always lead to bankruptcy."
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