After falling currencies and stock indices of developing countries
The likely victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential election has led to a collapse in the value of assets of developing countries on fears that its policies could lead to a reduction in global trade volumes.
In addition, investors in the volatility abandon risky assets and their funds transferred to more secure investments - such as gosbondy, gold and the yen.
The Mexican peso, responsive to the slightest changes in the electoral scenario, the US dollar fell by 8.8%, whereas before the fall reached 12%.
The Turkish lira fell by 1.2%, to a record low, the South African rand - by 2.5%, a record pace over the last month. To ruble dollar rises in price by 0.3% to 64.018 rubles.
After falling currencies and stock indices of developing countries. MSCI Emerging Markets Index fell 3.2%, a record pace since June 24, when it became known that the British voted for the country's exit from the EU.
Indian index S & P BSE Sensex 30 fell by 3.2%, the Indonesian Jakarta Composite - 1.9%. At the same time the shares of mining companies in Indonesia, jumped in recent days on the prospects for Clinton's victory, collapsed to 3.3%, having lost almost all growth.
