Here is a look at what past election years have shown and how investors can navigate the uncertainty in the months ahead. Presidential ... for market returns, the historical data does not bear ...

How has the stock market reacted to past presidential elections ... "one party or the other is 'better' for market returns . . . the historical data does not bear out these theories." ...

Looking at market data back to 1948, we can track average three-month stock market returns (in the S&P 500) in the wake of each presidential election. Then, comparing those to the average returns ...

There’s a 64% probability that Kamala Harris will win this November’s presidential election, given the stock market’s strong year-to-date performance ... is too little data to know whether ...

In this article, we will analyze historical data and patterns to better understand how U.S. presidential elections affect the stock market. U.S. Presidential Cycle and Stock Market Performance The U.S ...

U.S. financial markets seem to be signaling an all-clear following the recession scare earlier this month, as economic data ... for the stock market as the 2024 presidential-election season ...

Of course, macroeconomic factors including inflation reports, jobs data, remarks by Federal Reserve officials and other events are going to drive market returns, "but overall inertia is one that's ...

Major stock indexes and large tech firms showed gains on Tuesday. The U.S. stock market climbed higher in trading on Tuesday, as voters rushed to the polls and the nation awaited the results of a ...

The stock market ... of President Biden, looking frail and bewildered during his disastrous performance in the presidential debate last month. There are more than three months until Election ...

A historical look at presidential elections’ impact on the stock market U.S. Bank investment strategists reviewed market data going back to 1948. Using average 3-month returns following each ...

The 2024 election is heating up to be a contentious race, with plenty of the usual blustering, bravado and finger-pointing that is typical with partisan politics. But how will November’s ...