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US Elections Results LIVE | Trump win casts fresh doubts over Wall Street's China strategy

Hello dear readers! Donald Trump on Wednesday won the US presidency for a second term in one of the greatest political comebacks, cruising past his Democratic rival Kamala Harris. The Republican leader cleared the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the presidency by securing a victory in the key battleground state of Wisconsin. According to AP, Trump secured 277 electoral votes as against Harris's 224, making the stage set for his comeback to the White House. World leaders raced to congratulate Donald Trump on his win. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated his 'friend' calling it a "historic election victory". President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on the other hand, said he hoped his presidency would bring "just peace in Ukraine closer". Netanyahu called Trump's win "history's greatest comeback". Russia, however, said it will judge Donald Trump on his "actions" in office. Keep your eyes on DH for the latest updates from the US elections!
Last Updated : 07 November 2024, 08:33 IST

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21:3206 Nov 2024

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18:3006 Nov 2024

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18:1806 Nov 2024

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16:1206 Nov 2024

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14:0207 Nov 2024

For Taiwan, Trump's 'protection' money may mean new and early big ticket arms deals

Taiwan may demonstrate it takes Donald Trump's "protection" money demand seriously with large and early new arms deals, showing it is not looking for a free ride and is determined to show Washington its resolve to spend to defend itself.

Trump, who won a second term as president this week, unnerved democratically governed Taiwan, which is claimed by China, by saying that Taiwan should pay the US for its defence and that it had taken semiconductor business away from America.

14:0207 Nov 2024

Trump win casts fresh doubts over Wall Street's China strategy

More US financial firms may pull back from China, hive off local units to minimise risks or pause expansion plans on concerns about geopolitical tensions in a Donald Trump presidency, industry executives and analysts said.

Mainland China was a lucrative market for Wall Street investment banks and major US asset managers to expand in the decade leading up to the pandemic as the world's second-largest economy recorded double-digit economic growth.

12:5907 Nov 2024

Japan PM Ishiba seeks meeting with Trump this month, following Abe example

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba hopes to meet U.S. President-elect Donald Trump in the United States this month, four sources said, in an attempt to emulate then-Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's close ties during Trump's first term.

The U.S. is Japan's most important economic and security partner, while Tokyo is a key Washington ally in Asia, providing bases that allow it to keep a large military presence on China's doorstep.

Ishiba told reporters he had held a five-minute phone call with Trump on Thursday morning Japan time and that they agreed to meet as soon as possible.

12:3707 Nov 2024

Uncertainty prevails as top exporter Vietnam braces for volatility with Trump

Vietnam faces trade volatility with a new Trump presidency, officials and supply chain experts told Reuters, as the country could benefit from increased US-China trade tensions but may also become "collateral damage" of US protectionist measures.

The Southeast Asian industrial hub is a major exporter to the United States and had a $90 billion trade surplus with Washington as of September, the fourth largest after China, the European Union and Mexico.

11:3107 Nov 2024

Arizona declares for Donald Trump, making it a clean sweep of all swing states

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