Saudi Arabia’s Investment For Clinton’s Victory Imploded
MEP: Since Saudi Arabia has close ties with American Democrats and invested massively for Hillary Clinton’s victory in the elections, now with the victory of Donald Trump, the funds vanished.
Moments before the US presidential elections results announced in which Donald Trump, with the vote elected as the country’s president for the next four years.
Clinton, despite being defeated by President Trump, congratulated him on his victory over a phone call conversation.
Trump, a billionaire businessman and investor, and unlike Hillary Clinton, has never had a role in politics.
But before the election, and according to the usual custom, since the US President has a significant role in the country’s policies and toward the neighboring countries, a number of countries that were busy for authoritarianism in the region with the help of America, supported a certain candidate.
In the meantime, the Saudis so close to the Democrats and optimism of their victory in the elections supported Hillary Clinton and incurred a lot of investments and costs.
The country campaigning for Mrs. Clinton, did enormous costs in the hope that she would win and again turn the US as a sponsor of attacks to countries such as Yemen, but now Trump, the main rival of Clinton won and the fate of Al-Saud is unknown.
However, we should now see what Saudi Arabia has in hand for gaining Donald Trump’s trust and how much money “windfall” oil will spend this work?
And that Trump with the anti-Islamic opinions, what impact will have with the Saudis and that his behavior rotor can be seen or not?
Asian stock market crash
US elections that play an important role in world politics, also has substantially affects over countries economic issues.
When speculation about Donald Trump’s victory strengthened, Asian countries stock market suddenly collapsed.
This process, led the process of buying gold and stable currencies like the yen to rise.
For this purpose, the exchange of “Japan’s Nikkei 225” after switching on the results of US presidential elections, decreased 2.2 percent, Hang Seng in Hong Kong; 3.5 percent and Shanghai Composite also fell 1.3 percent.
ISI 200 Australia index fell 3.7 percent while South Korean KOPSI fell 2.8 percent.
