Bitcoin’s classification as a so-called Trump trade is starting to jar with wider shifts in global markets attributed in part to the possibility of the former president’s return to the White House.

According to a Bloomberg report, investors are adjusting their bets, pulling back on expectations of looser monetary policy, as Trump’s pro-growth agenda could fuel an already strong US economy if he secures victory in the November 5 election. This market shift has caused Bitcoin and stocks to fluctuate, as financial conditions tighten in response.

Bitcoin {{BTC}} may cross previous highs in the coming weeks regardless of which candidate becomes the U.S. president, some traders say, in a shift of tone ahead of the November elections. Traders have long perceived Republican Donald Trump’s victory as ...

Corners of financial markets that could feel the impact of a Donald Trump victory are stirring again, as the U.S. presidential race tightens with less than three weeks until Election Day.