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Most Americans think that Donald Trump is profiting off the presidency either illegally or unethically, according to a new AP-NORC poll. The findings, published Tuesday, also illustrate that the President is perceived as prioritizing his business ventures above the country.

According to the poll, which surveyed 2,140 adults from Sept. 24 to 28, 4 in 10 respondents believe he has done something illegal and another 18% see his actions as unethical but not illegal.

A majority of respondents (56%) also said Trump has prioritized his personal business interests “a lot,” while only 23% said he has prioritized the country overall. Just 11% say he has prioritized “people like them,” while half of respondents said Trump has not prioritized people like them at all.

Republicans were much more likely than Democrats or Independents to say that the president prioritized the country overall; however, they were not without criticism. Only about 1 in 10 Republicans said Trump had done something illegal; most said he had done nothing wrong or that they did not know enough to judge.

While global yields are surging... China’s are plunging.China can now borrow ~60% cheaper than the US.And through Panda bonds, foreign nations and corporations can access China’s cheap yuan funding.Brazil is preparing its first Panda bond... the largest-ever debut by a foreign sovereign.Issuers can raise yuan and use it directly to buy Chinese goods and fund operations in China instead of first raising USD.Source: Lukas Ekwueme@ekwufinance

South Korea's GDP per capita will rise from approximately $35,000 to $43,510. Its total GDP will increase from $1.8 trillion to $2.25 trillion, surpassing $2 trillion for the first time in history. It will settle into 12th place in the world.

Turkey, reaching $1.82 trillion from $1.64 trillion, will come closer to $2 trillion than ever before in its history. Its GDP per capita will exceed the $21,000 level for the first time.

Japan, meanwhile, continues with stagnation and a slight decline. Its total GDP has fallen from $4.4 trillion to $4.3 trillion. Its GDP per capita will drop from $36,000 to $35,000.