Posted on 01/03/2018 3:10:28 AM PST by John W
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian stocks struck a fresh decade high on Wednesday as risk appetites were whetted by a bevy of upbeat manufacturing surveys that confirmed a synchronised upturn in world growth was well under way.
Activity was especially strong in Europe, lifting bond yields there and driving the euro to within a whisker of its highest in three years against a beleaguered U.S. dollar.
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Commodities are rising as well. Oil is picking up, and gold has seen significant gains.
uptick world economic growth … obviously because of Obama; on the other hand, if it is a bad thing, because of Trump.
Like it or not, what happened was that Trump’s election has started a major revival of the US economy. And a reviving economy “floats all boats” and starts reviving other economies around the world.
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