After Brexit, the U.S. election results will once again keep currency traders and investors on the edge of their seats. But the Trump-Clinton saga could throw up a plethora of possibilities on which way assets could move, unlike an exit from EU that portended a sharp drop in sterling. Risk positions are likely to be pared back to near flat into the night of vote count, with liquidity conditions expected to worsen more than after the Brexit vote, if polls pointed to a Trump victory, traders say i
Source: Bloomberg Politics