US President-elect Donald Trump said at a conference in Washington, US. Photo: NYT
Although longer than 7 weeks left until the time US President-elect Donald Trump entered the White House, his victory is said to gradually shape the events around the world, according to the New York Times.
Commentator Peter Becker said, many countries and international institutions, whether they are allies or opponents of the US have reacted moves to adapt to the position and policies of Mr. Trump during I.
On 23/11, the municipal government of Jerusalem, Israel formally approved a plan to build 500 houses for the resettlement of Jews in areas claimed by the Palestinians, who have long delayed. Mayor's Office emphasized that this is an appropriate time to end the delay and this decision is not politically motivated.
However, the head of the Jerusalem urban planning basis that he found "signal the green light" from his victory Trump.
Besides, many countries are also making plans to cope with a variety of ways.
Leaders of US allies in the bloc North Atlantic Treaty (NATO) is considering plans to increase military budgets to meet the requirements of membership in the bloc forced to share the burden spend with his US Trump.
Lithuania last week elected a new prime minister, who has a strong commitment to increase defense spending
Despite contradictory to President Obama, the administration of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is also trying to win sympathy with devolution team of Mr. Trump.
He recently appointed Duterte Jose E.B. Antonio, a real estate tycoon is involved in the project to build the Trump Tower in Manila, trade representative of the Philippines in the United States.
After Britain refused his offer of the appointment of Mr Trump Nigel Farage, a movement leader Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union (British withdrawal from the European Union), the US ambassador, the Times of London reported that most likely he Farage still to America to hold a certain position, when Mr. Trump took office.
In China, the initial optimism about Mr. Trump is giving way to skepticism psychology.
"We should stop imagining about the benefits from his victory Trump could bring China. Mr. Trump will return to the traditional policy based on the dollar's role and sought to expand abroad outside ", Zhu Chenghu, China retired general said a seminar at the Institute of social Sciences in Beijing China.
According to Peter Becker, winner of Mr. Trump is also clear impact on global financial markets.
Shares of the company had hoped to benefit from the economic policies of Mr. Trump is likely to increase significantly, while countries who fear that anti-liberal stance of Mr. Trump also trade to saw the value of domestic currency against the dollar decline.
In the context of many analysts predicted Mr. Trump will have more incentives to the business world, Dow Jones industrial index recently broke a record for the first time reached 19,000 last week.
Shares of European companies is also on the rise. Deutsche Bank, the bank with longtime ties to Mr. Trump's businesses are very optimistic when their stocks rose 17% after the elections.
In contrast, the Mexican peso fell sharply. The central bank last week reduced growth forecast for next year, because "the electoral process in the United States".
In addition, many other economies are also responding in cautious mood on concern the policies of Mr. Trump could push inflation and rising interest rates.
"To respond to Mr. Trump's policies, governments are to adjust policies on trade, defense and immigration. His victory Trump gradually taking shape, or at least are in the process shaping world events ", commentator Peter Becker commented.
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