Market split over what Trump 2.0 means for European credit

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Market split over what Trump 2.0 means for European credit

Mike Turner, 
Addison Gong, Elias Wilson, Atanas Dinov, Sarah Ainsworth, Gaia Freydefont, Frank Jackman, Francesca Young, George Collard
November 06, 2024 12:14 pm
Cleveland, Ohio, USA; July 21, 2016: Donald J. Trump accepts the nomination to run for president at the Republican National Convention. (Philip Scalia/Alamy Live News)

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