From Dollar to Stocks, Trump Trade Erupts Across Markets

  • Stocks, dollar, Treasury yields and Bitcoin all spike higher
  • Traders see tax cuts, deregulation boosting US growth
Donald Trump at the West Palm Beach Convention Center on Nov. 6.

Photographer: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images

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Donald Trump quickly put his stamp on financial markets as his victory in the US presidential election propelled “Trump Trade” plays across assets.

US stocks surged, with S&P futures climbing 2.3%; the dollar posted its biggest gain against major currencies since 2020; Treasury bonds tumbled, sending benchmark yields up by almost 20 basis points; and Bitcoin soared to a record.