Four out of every five traders on the Swiss stock exchange say their bets are influenced by U.S. President Donald Trump's tweets, according to a new study by exchange operator SIX.
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, established unconventional political activity and digital trading as the most substantial drivers current and future trading behavior. While 80% of the 126 traders confirmed that they were, to some extent, influenced by Trump's tweets, only 39% cited Brexit as a factor influencing trading activity. President Trump's use of Twitter has escalated of late, with around 7,700 tweets sent in 2019, more than double the previous year, according to the New York Post. J.P. Morgan went as far as to create a "Volfefe index" quantifying the impact of the president's tweets on U.S. bond yields
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