Monetary policy: Trump's more radical monetary policy in the US election may bring about the continued strength of the US dollar and put pressure on other currencies, US debt, US stocks and other assets. If Hillary is elected, Yellen, as a Democrat, should continue to manage monetary policy with little impact on the market.
Trade policy: Both sides are inclined to trade protectionism, and both agree to terminate TPP and crack down on exchange rate manipulation. However, Trump has a stronger protectionist tendency and advocates a comprehensive and substantial increase in tariffs. Both sides' China policies are very tough, which may make the dollar strong for a long time; Trump even shouted radical remarks about imposing a 45% tariff on China's goods, both of which are not conducive to China's exports to the United States.
Employment policy: Both sides advocate raising wage standards, creating more employment opportunities and providing wage standards, which may lead to higher inflation.