Non-US stocks have seen their sharpest sell-off since August on fears over Trump's tariffs

While US shares have rallied since the election, non-US stocks have stumbled as investors brace for the potential impact of a new trade war under Trump.

By: Business Insider

Nov 27 2024
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Non-US stocks have seen their sharpest sell-off since August on fears over Trump's tariffs — Non-US stocks have seen their

Donald Trump's win has sent US stocks on a tear, but for equities in the rest of the world, it's sparked a sell-off on fears of a widespread economic downturn due to tariff risks. An MSCI index of l… [+1960 chars]

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