TOKYO (Reuters) - Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic rival Joe Biden debated on Thursday for the last time ahead of the Nov. 3 U.S. presidential election.
A record 47 million Americans already have cast ballots, eclipsing total early voting from the 2016 election.
Trump trails former vice
"If Trump wins, markets will know that it is more of the same and the reaction will be limited. The impact on markets comes from the policies the candidates represent.
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