One obviously is the Trump presidency. He is the most unpredictable man and leading a $30 trillion economy, the world’s most powerful country, adds a significant bit to the uncertainty. Secondly, the US fiscal and monetary policy would also be a key driver of volatility in the markets. Currently, if you see, US is running a 6.5% fiscal deficit.
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