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11th November 2016

Schroders: US election impact: Full round-up

After one of the most controversial elections in recent memory, the race to the White House has reached its conclusion with Donald Trump elected as President of the United States of America.

  • While the result was a surprise to markets, initial reaction has been muted with global equity indices rallying after an initial sell-off 
  • Volatility is likely to persist as markets get to grips with what a Trump presidency looks like
  • Stagflation is a potential risk as higher tariffs and trade protection push up prices and dampen growth
  • Increased infrastructure spending, potential policy changes to the energy, banking and healthcare sectors, corporate tax cuts, and the repatriation of foreign profits could present some opportunities  

Read, watch and listen to all our expert reaction to Donald Trump's US election win and what it means for investments.    

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