Chinese stocks shrug off tariff concerns, while South Korea cracks, India slides 4% post Trump’s win

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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.

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