Not yet officially in the White House, but Mr. Trump's intentions have caused a Canadian minister to resign, the cryptocurrency market to tumble and the Fed to be more cautious.

Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore stocks have the highest growth this year, while South Korea's has the lowest, according to statistics as of December 23.

Precious metals turned down in the first session of the week, at one point down to $2,608 an ounce, due to pressure from the strong dollar.

Apple shares rose as investors expected AI to revive iPhone sales, helping the company's market capitalization reach $3,860 billion.

Two weeks before Black Friday, Amazon quietly added super-cheap products to its Haul store app, mostly shipped directly from China.

Most experts and investors believe gold prices will rise this week, but some remain cautious ahead of the US election and the Fed's interest rate decision.

Weak fuel demand and rising supplies have prompted the world's top oil exporters to continue delaying production increases.

Pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into the US under the Biden administration's incentives, Asian manufacturers worry that Trump may cancel subsidies if he wins the election.

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Japan's local currency this morning strengthened against the USD, after officials in this country mentioned the possibility of ending the negative interest rate policy.