Fbi Announcement and Clinton

fbi: Wall Street assumption that Clinton was cruising to a comfortable victory has been shattered by the FBI announcement on Friday that it was looking into a batch of freshly discovered emails that might have a bearing on its investigation into the former US secretary of state, according to The Guardian. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Hillary Clinton: 'There is no case' in FBI email investigation – video As the battle for the White House entered its final days, evidence that Clinton seemingly unassailable lead has been whittled away led investors to speculate on a repeat of the UK EU referendum in June, when opinion polls were suggesting a victory for the remain side throughout the campaign and up until the polls closed. Shares and the US dollar also fell after opinion polls suggested that the contest between Trump and his Democrat opponent, Hillary Clinton, was now too close to call. Now that it a bit less certain that Clinton is going to win, we're seeing the impact of investors finally taking evasive action – probably evasive action which they should have taken a month ago, said Ken Odeluga, market analyst at City Index. Paresh Davdra, chief executive of RationalFX, said: Despite seeming improbable to most of us for the majority of the last year, the prospect of a Trump presidency has long unsettled economists and market analysts, who predicted he would bring uncertainty to markets. The caution is setting in. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.