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wall: The sudden drop, however, served as an interesting reminder: Donald Trump may be a New York billionaire, but investors around the world desperately hope he loses, according to MSNBC. The *Wall Street Journal* reported overnight that Wall Street fell yesterday at least in part because of fears that the Republican presidential candidate might win. Almost immediately after the Comey news went public, U.S. markets fell quickly and sharply, only to gradually recover once it became clearer the FBI director letter was more anodyne than it initially appeared. Tightening polls in the U.S. presidential race also continued to steer market sentiment. Until last Friday, markets had become a bit complacent and most people thought it would be very difficult for Trump to win, he said. A Washington Post-ABC News tracking poll showed Republican candidate Donald Trump leading in the U.S. presidential race on Tuesday, sparking uncertainty after investors had broadly priced in a victory for Hillary Clinton. … E lections are the main focus, said Philip Marey, U.S. strategist at Rabobank. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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