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Why Trump’s speech on U.S. elections could be bad for markets

Why Trump’s speech on U.S. elections could be bad for markets
MarketWatch Friday 17 July 2026, 15:06 UTC By Victor Reklaitis 1 min read
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The president focused in part on accusing China of “sinister election meddling” in 2020.

The president focused in part on accusing China of “sinister election meddling” in 2020.
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