Global markets in 'early stages of panic' after poll puts Donald Trump ahead
Stock markets across the world appear to be reeling after a tracking poll put Donald Trump in the lead with less than a week to go to election day.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign team has rejected the findings of thepoll for ABC News and the Washington Post, which put Mr Trump a single percentage point ahead, calling into question the methodology used.
The poll gave the Republican 46 per cent to Ms Clinton’s 45 per cent nationally, a slump for the Democrat after news emerged that the FBI was investigating a new tranche of her emails.
And as shares in Asia hit a seven-week low following losses on Wall Street, FXTM Chief Market Strategist Hussein Sayed said he believed the markets were in the “early stage of panic” about next week’s vote.
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