Investors remain optimistic that Trump will bring about higher growth and inflation, forcing the Fed to hike interest rates at a faster pace than expected.
After a volatile Asian session, markets have stabilised but it's still unclear what effect a Trump presidency will have on the US economy and its currency.
Trump has officially won the US Presidential Election. The immediate market reaction has been very negative, with the Mexican Peso and US stocks falling.
Polls have officially opened as Americans cast their vote in the 58th US Presidential Election. Results will begin filtering through from midnight tonight (UK time).
From midnight on Wednesday 9th November, we’re running live commentary on the results of the US election and the impact it’s having on the currency markets.
An expected 120 million Americans will go to the polls on Tuesday 8 November to vote in the 58th US Presidential Election. Access the latest market analysis.