Full Article: What Trump’s stunning upset means for markets
By: Frank Holmes
Call it Brexit 2.0: American Edition.
Like their British counterparts, who voted in June to cut ties with the European Union (EU), American voters resoundingly rejected globalism last week, calling into question the United States’ involvement in military alliances such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)—which is 72 percent funded by U.S. tax dollars – and international trade deals, from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Over the course of his campaign, Donald Trump sharply criticized such groups, vowing either to renegotiate the terms or pull out of them altogether. The future of the Paris climate agreement, ratified by over 100 countries as of this month, has also been thrown into uncertainty.
We all remember how Brexit was inaccurately predicted, with polls saying the referendum would fail. In a modern-day equivalent of “Dewey Defeats Truman,” U.S. polls also got the presidential election spectacularly wrong, missing the forest for the trees. Many polls, including CNN, Huffington Post and the Princeton Election Consortium, had Clinton’s chances of winning above 90 percent.
Full Article: What Trump’s stunning upset means for markets
By: Frank Holmes
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Monday, the yield on U.S. 10-year notes rose to 2.25%, its highest level since January. The rising yield help to drive gold prices down to major support. December gold futures settled Monday at $1221.70 an ounce, its lowest point since May.