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It’s been an extraordinary few weeks leading up to Sunday’s announcement from Joe Biden that he’s dropping out of the US presidential race. Deputy Chief Markets Economist Jonas Goltermann explores how financial markets have traded in that time to conclude that “investors are, for the most part, looking to Trump’s first term as the best available guide for what to expect from a potential second one. In other words, higher Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and a generally constructive environment for equities.” But there are important caveats to how markets have moved, the politics remain highly uncertain, and there’s still three-and-a-half months to go until election day…. If you’re not getting Capital Daily, you’re missing out on concise, timely insight into how macro – and political – forces are shaping market outcomes. It’s out every trading day and is how our clients stay ahead of the curve: https://lnkd.in/d5g5P_R2 Jonas will join a panel of experts on Tuesday, 23rd July at 1000 ET/1500 BST to brief on this latest twist in the US presidential race and answer questions about what investors can expect from market returns from now until November and beyond. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eAdbtNYt And for our complete guide to the US election, see our dedicated page:  https://lnkd.in/dcn3ThMw

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