The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling that most of the import duties imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump are <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/verhovnyj-sud-ssa-otmenil-global-nye-posliny-prezidenta-trampa-rynki-rastut">illegal</a> and his response - imposing an additional global levy of 15% - is playing into the hands of emerging markets. They have been on the periphery of international investors' attention for many years, but now their indices are strongly outperforming developed markets.

Emerging market indices outperformed developed markets. Asia and Latin America attract investors 

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Response to the article "Off Venezuela's shores, the U.S. fleet and aviation: what it means for the investor"

The Trump effect: why investing in Venezuela means investing in something other than Venezuela

U.S. President Donald Trump is seriously engaged in restructuring the international trade system, and it seems that other countries, which he hits with import duties, have nowhere to go, because the U.S. market is the largest in the world. But to reduce their dependence on it and support their economies, they have begun to negotiate with each other, including on projects that have been under discussion for decades. As a result, trade may become freer - outside the US;