As far as economic growth, Goldman Sachs data shows a "modest hit to annualized GDP growth of 0.2-0.3pp in quarters around elections, with a smaller effect of 0.1-0.2pp on full-year GDP growth." ...

Here is a look at what past election years have shown and how investors ... interest rates and other economic factors," with effects from what is happening politically more likely to be short ...

Despite Americans’ anxiety about the economy, many economists are optimistic While presidential election ... to ignore the impact of inflation. Through Biden’s first three years in office ...

Citi says the election appears to be having a smaller impact on stocks compared to previous years. Analysts point to a relatively low VIX reading, a strong market rally, and rotation into pricier ...

There are of course many factors that impact performance in ... it’s important to understand the economic and market backdrop leading into an election year, and how that backdrop evolves ...

A stretch of market turmoil in August will not meaningfully impact the outcome of the election ... the economic cooldown poses a risk for Harris, according to the experts. Over the past year ...

Interest rates have loomed large for the past two years ... the election itself, and the winner between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, would have an impact on ...

“What matters most is how the markets react to economic ... impact on rates will likely be limited. There was no clear pattern of rates consistently rising or falling in past election years ...

However, both short- and long-term election effects tend to be negligible, according to Voya and other financial experts. Election years ... term is where the U.S. economy is in its cycle ...

When then-President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law decree plunged South Korea into chaos, it plummeted sales at Park Myung-Ja's ...

One Nation also took 6.4 per cent of the primary vote. The Nationals, if you include the CLP, got 4.03 per cent of the ...

Both sides have outlined radically different visions of America's economic future ... my calculations show this is even more so in election years. Correlation famously doesn't say anything ...