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Donald Trump's election victory has wrong-footed many investors
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and triggered a convulsion across financial markets.
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And here are some charts that show how it'll be independent by expectations that Mr. Trump will initiate big economic stimulus package of tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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Our first chart is of the DXY dollar index, which is powered-high on the predictions of quickly economic growth
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and subsequently higher interest rates which will suck in foreign capital.
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The second chart shows that bank shares have bounced higher on expectations over regulatory rollback, and higher interest rates.
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On the other hand, utilities stocks had sagged precipitously.
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Now, staying with the witness,
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this chart match out the perform to US small cap companies.
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Many which will be shielded from the dollar strength is most of their revenues are generated domestically.
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But developed markets in general have been winning from the receding phase out of deflation.
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On the other hand, emerging markets have sagged on strong dollar and trade war concerns.
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Now staying a little bit with developing world.
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Here's the chart that shows emerging market currencies tumbling sharply since US election
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led by the Turkish lira, Mexican peso and the Brazilian real.
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Bonds of water lost ground , particularly long-dated bonds. And this has pushed the yield of the 10 year US treasury bond
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almost closely watch financial gauges on the planet to year high of over 2.3 percent.
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The center of this particularly painful venn diagram of long-dated debts and the emerging markets sans Mexico century bond.
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Its value has tumbled by more than 13% since US election.
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Gold is perhaps the most unexpected victim of Trump tantrum, is rising inflation expectations are normally good for the precious metal.
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But all these could change in 2017 when the new president takes office.