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Trump's potential 2024 win has been boosting the market for months Trump is starting to move markets ''Animal spirits have taken on a whole new head of steam because of this growing feeling that Donald Trump is going to emerge victorious'' https://t.co/3LkYgvdUpM
#Stock traders in #Asia are ramping up the #Trump trade in preparation for a potential second term for the former US president, which will likely create winners and losers in the region. Read more🔗 https://t.co/2uqtnUTBG1 https://t.co/rWBE8TYiQR

The stock market is experiencing significant movements as expectations grow for a potential second term for former President Donald Trump. Investors are increasingly engaging in the 'Trump trade,' characterized by a shift from growth to value stocks, and from megacaps to small-caps. This shift is driven by the anticipation of deregulation and interest rate cuts promised by Trump, which are seen as beneficial to smaller domestic companies. The Dow Jones has surged, and small-cap stocks have seen a notable rise. Analysts like Jim Cramer have noted that some investors missed out on gains due to this rally, which was also encouraged by last week’s consumer price index report. Asian traders are also ramping up their activities in response to these developments.