Market Commentary | Elections

How a Trump Win Could Affect Interest Rates Around the World

Although the 2024 US election seems like a rematch of the 2020 one, the backdrop is very different, ...

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.

Two ongoing wars, sticky inflation, skyrocketing borrowing costs, and food shortage. We have seen it...

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

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

Has the Market Priced in a Biden Win? Who Benefits the Most?

If there’s anything certain about the US Presidential elections, it’s that markets will have a kneej...

Here’s What a Biden Win Could Mean for the Stock Market

As the US Presidential elections draw closer, investors should brace themselves for some stock marke...