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Markets don’t care about Trump’s impeachment, and nor should you

America impeaching its president might sound like a big deal. But markets shrugged it off. You should too, says John Stepek. It’s political showboating that will have very little practical outcome.

by: John Stepek
19 Dec 2019

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