2024 is the busiest election year in history with nearly half of the world’s population heading to the polls. As the direction of trade, fiscal, and foreign policies remain uncertain, how might the markets react to the shifting global landscape? Watch our 2024 Mid-Year Outlook, featuring insights from Rockefeller CEO Gregory Fleming and Rockefeller International Chairman Ruchir Sharma to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eyy7Cz-c
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➡️ https://lnkd.in/gAbf4dkS Heading into a contentious U.S. election season, investors need to avoid the noise and remain focused on the factors that will influence markets in the period ahead, including U.S. trade policy, geopolitics, and fiscal deficit management. Read more in our weekly Quick Takes on Capital Markets.
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From tech sector dominance and economic indicators to political influences and international economic considerations. Gain insights into market performance, investor sentiment, and the upcoming U.S. presidential election's potential impact on global markets. Learn more in Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary on May 2024: https://ow.ly/2ibN30sEMBj
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➡️ https://lnkd.in/gFzY3BwD Heading into a contentious U.S. election season, investors need to avoid the noise and remain focused on the factors that will influence markets in the period ahead, including U.S. trade policy, geopolitics, and fiscal deficit management. Read more in our weekly Quick Takes on Capital Markets.
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From tech sector dominance and economic indicators to political influences and international economic considerations. Gain insights into market performance, investor sentiment, and the upcoming U.S. presidential election's potential impact on global markets. Learn more in Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary on May 2024: https://ow.ly/IMrf30sERyF
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From tech sector dominance and economic indicators to political influences and international economic considerations. Gain insights into market performance, investor sentiment, and the upcoming U.S. presidential election's potential impact on global markets. Learn more in Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary on May 2024: https://ow.ly/HLQL30sEK6c
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" 📢 📣 How the US Election is Shaping International Markets 📣 📢 " The US election season is exerting a profound influence on global financial markets, setting the stage for shifts in investment strategies, trade relations, and economic forecasts. The outcome of this critical election has the potential to reshape international market dynamics in several key ways: **Market Volatility:** Uncertainty surrounding election results can trigger heightened market volatility, impacting stock prices, currency values, and global trade. **Policy Changes:** The election outcome will shape future US policies on trade, taxation, and regulation, influencing international businesses and economies through changes in global supply chains and trade agreements. **Investor Sentiment:** Global investor sentiment will be swayed by the election results, potentially leading to shifts in investment flows and economic outlooks based on reactions to the new administration's policies. **Economic Forecasts:** Anticipated policy changes and political stability will prompt adjustments in economic forecasts and growth projections, influencing international investment and economic planning. As we navigate this period of uncertainty, staying informed and adaptable is crucial. Understanding the unfolding election dynamics and their potential implications can aid in making strategic decisions and preparing for the future. Let’s continue the dialogue on how these developments might shape the global economic landscape. #USElection #GlobalMarkets #EconomicImpact #InvestmentStrategies #InternationalBusiness
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From tech sector dominance and economic indicators to political influences and international economic considerations. Gain insights into market performance, investor sentiment, and the upcoming U.S. presidential election's potential impact on global markets. Learn more in Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary on May 2024: https://lnkd.in/ghRNgJV6
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Betting markets now assume a 70%+ chance of a Trump presidency. What are the market implications? The global macroeconomic landscape is being reshaped via geopolitical shifts and AI’s potential for productivity. In our July Monthly View, we discuss why the U.S. Presidential Election outcome may be a bigger driver of policy change and macroeconomic direction than the Fed. Dive into Harmen Overdijk's latest thoughts on how these trends could impact your investments. Read the full article on our website and let us know your thoughts below: https://lnkd.in/gJzVBAce #Trump #USPresidentialElection #2024Election #MarketTrends #WealthManagement #EconomicOutlook #LEOWealth
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The market prefers the status quo and predictability. 👍 The less likely things are to change, the more stable the market performance tends to be. This is why markets love political gridlock. ⛓️ After the dust settles this November, keep an eye on the makeup of Congress relative to the executive office. Markets have performed best with a split Congress. With divided power in Washington, sweeping legislative changes are less likely to be pushed through. The less that changes politically, generally the better for markets. #macroeconomics #macro #economy #volatility #stocks #investing #inflation #election #president
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