Market Mogul

  The intersection of global politics and financial markets often creates ripples that are felt far beyond the borders of the countries directly involved. As the world closely watches the upcoming 2024 US Presidential elections, the potential re-election of Donald Trump is a scenario that has garnered significant attention. Given Trump's previous tenure, which was marked by a strong pro-manufacturing and protectionist stance, analysts and investors are keen to understand the potential aftereffects on global markets, particularly the Indian stock market. Historical Context: Trump's First Term and Global Markets During Donald Trump's first term from 2017 to 2021, his administration's policies had a substantial impact on global financial markets. His "America First" approach included tax cuts, deregulation, and a trade war with China, which led to increased market volatility and shifts in global trade patterns. The US stock market saw significant gains, with the ...