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Added on the 10/10/2016 14:00:46 - Copyright : Reuters EN
World shares swung higher and the Mexican peso surged more than two per cent as investors awarded the first U.S. Presidential debate to Democrat Hillary Clinton over Republican Donald Trump. Ivor Bennett reports.
The closing bell rings at the New York Stock Exchange, with stocks finishing at fresh records again after a choppy session as investors weigh data showing an uptick in wholesale prices. IMAGES
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden says during the final presidential debate that China, Russia and Iran "will pay a price" for "interfering with American sovereignty" if he wins the election. SOUNDBITE
Investors in markets from Brazil to China are on edge ahead of the U.S. election, which could affect global trade deals that have given developing nations an enormous boost. As Tara Joseph reports, investors worry a Donald Trump win will bring extreme volatility for both currencies and companies, but that doesn't mean they're backing Hillary either.
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