Trump inauguration: All bets are off
|This is really happening: Donald Trump will become the 45th President of the United States. Incoming presidents usually take significant steps in their first days in office. This time, the expected changes are huge and so is the room for a disappointment. Besides, the inauguration happens late on Friday, when traders scramble to close positions. What does it mean for forex markets? We discuss the possibilities amid extremely high uncertainty.
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