As US presidential elections approach, a few points should be taken into consideration from the recent Brexit vote impact on financial markets. Donald Trump will take on Hillary Clinton in November's election and polls place both candidates close to par with each other. So what should one be wary of? For starters, Donald Trump's ideologies over and above his unethical remarks throughout his campaign have done little to thus far undermine the candidate's popularity amongst republican voters. If the US election is swung on the power and success of a campaign, then Trump could be on course to shock the world and become the next US president. Many didn't believe a Brexit was possible, yet the rational decision in the end showed it doesn't always prevail. US markets have rallied since the end of June, somewhat flattening mid-way through July to date on mixed housing, labour and unemployment data. The S&P 500 went on to set a new all-time high as investors so far remain confident prolonged further interest rate hikes by the Federal reserve could cater for US corporations to justify their market prices and generate positive sets of future results. Having said that, the US energy...
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