A supporter of US President Donald Trump attends his campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Monday. Despite his unpopularity with a large swathe of Americans, Trump remains the markets’ preferred candidate to win the November election. Photo: Reuters
Opinion
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US exceptionalism will continue for as long as economies in China and Europe lag behind
- China’s coronavirus crisis and Europe’s industrial downturn leave the way clear for the US to lead global growth
- America’s buoyant markets are well supported, not least by the good run so far of Donald Trump, their preferred candidate in the White House race
A supporter of US President Donald Trump attends his campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Monday. Despite his unpopularity with a large swathe of Americans, Trump remains the markets’ preferred candidate to win the November election. Photo: Reuters