THE WIDE WORLD OF TRADE REPORT

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THE WIDE WORLD OF TRADE REPORT
ABE ABE MARIA
My dear friends. The US election on Nov. 8 2016 turned into fright night for many economies. As the market buckled under the new change in administration, the global emerging markets noticed a few things. For one was the dramatic strenghth of the Mexican Peso another was the ability of the US market to take cover in correction so quickly. Many fears are that that the new US administrayion entering in 2017 will stifle stimulus that has made markets realize affordability. But what was most significant about the moves in the markets was the way Japan reacted. No right or wrong answer but it was interesting to see the economies that used the same approaches as the US economy in the its stimulus forms react the same way the US market did. Moving forward many will argue that the Kenyansian Economics makes comfortable for the investment world. Questions are where does inflation that will not in any event be deniedcbecome satisfies. And where does regulation have to be demanded to harness the power that this type of stimulus has on markets.
Bond yields stayed up which suggest less sales in bonds yet the stock market looks attractive despite mixed earnings. Another interesting argument would be should all corporate business in the investment realm of emerging markets be subject to the same regulation. Especially in finance. Companies dealing with free trade and shipping have the same rules and quotas to respect. Depending on size and or importance. One would argue that if a business in the specific economies is deemed to buff to fail then perhaps all to big fail globally should be subject to the same laws of investment engagement.
This is an interesting observation of THE WIDE WORLF TRADE REPORT
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