According to Bloomberg data, since November 5, stocks in South Korea have plunged as much as 8%, followed by Hong Kong (5.4%), France (5.1%), Switzerland (4.9%) and the UK, which is down by 4.4% during the same period. In contrast, stocks listed in the Mainland have outperformed India and other European markets such as France, Switzerland and Germany.
Chinese stocks shrug off tariff concerns, while South Korea cracks, India slides 4% post Trump’s win
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