PANews reported on November 6 that according to Jinshi Data, Rong Ren Goh, a portfolio manager at Hanwha Investments in Singapore, said that market volatility may rise after Trump takes office, so from a trading perspective, this does bring opportunities. This volatility stems from the uncertainty surrounding how he intends to fulfill some of his campaign promises. Now, the market is only focused on the outlook for tariffs because this is the easiest lever to pull directly under the president's executive order.
Agency: Future market will fluctuate around how Trump fulfills his promises
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