Market Commentary | Andrew Lane (2)

Two ongoing wars, sticky inflation, skyrocketing borrowing costs, and food shortage. We have seen it all this year. And these have created a global poly-crisis just before many of the world’s largest countries head into election year. As many as 40 democracies, accounting for 42% of the global GDP, are going to the polls in 2024, with expectations that their new leaders will fulfil promises of post-pandemic recovery. These leaders will define the state of geopolitics and the global economy for the upcoming years.

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What a Trump Win in 2024 Could Mean for Interest Rates and the Markets?

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