Investor attention was divided between the hotly anticipated UK Autumn Budget and US Presidential Election this October, here's how markets moved in response ➡️ http://spr.ly/6043sMotX
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After the UK Budget but before the US election. The eye of the storm? Read the summary in our update on the financial and stock markets here: https://ow.ly/OMYw50U0anq #stockmarkets #financialoutlook #financialfuture #financialwellness #financialmarkets
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What can Europe's markets tell us about the US election season? Our latest blog dives into recent snap elections in France and the UK, offering a sneak peek at what could unfold stateside. Key takeaways: - Market volatility spikes with political uncertainty - Gridlock can sometimes stabilize markets - Prepare for turbulence as November approaches #ElectionImpact #MarketAnalysis #PoliticalRisk #InvestorInsights https://lnkd.in/grbB8PX7
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What does a UK election mean for investments? View our weekly round-up of key events in markets and personal finance news> https://bit.ly/4bYvWNt #UKElection #Markets #Economy https://bit.ly/4bYvWNt
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Weekly Market Insights are back! In this week’s Newsletter I’m covering: The Autumn Budget: What’s Going On? UK Bonds and Borrowing: Why It Matters US Elections and Their Impact Here Growth Forecasts: Is the UK Lagging? Make sure you subscribe to stay informed on the latest market trends. If you're interested, you can sign up using the link in the first comment.
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Investors are split on which candidate will handle the economy better. See how investors are preparing for the election. Check out our report: https://lnkd.in/evjnv4ty
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🗳️ U.S. Election Day Reflections: Key Economic Challenges Ahead As Americans cast their votes, the next U.S. president will face pressing economic priorities. From managing market reactions and geopolitical trade relations to overseeing sector-specific issues like labor agreements and tech growth, the stakes are high. Today, I’ve explored how these areas are already shifting: - Election-related market impacts on the S&P 500 and currency trends - Boeing's labor resolution and its future implications - Palantir's AI-driven success and investor enthusiasm - ADM's financial hurdles and their broader lessons - European banks' exposure to commercial real estate risks Gain insight into what the new administration must tackle to steady and strengthen the economy. Read my full breakdown here: https://lnkd.in/gJ_92msA 📢 For investors looking to navigate these changes, don’t forget to check out the Estimatedstocks Model Portfolio for strategic stock picks. Plus, join 10,000+ investors getting portfolio tips for free: https://lnkd.in/gSBkNfPk 🔔 Follow estimatedstocks.com 🌟
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In 7 minutes after the UK budget and ahead of the US election 🗳️ we take a look at the markets in Week Watch Read the details here: https://ow.ly/ePU950U0ah2 #weeklyupdate #stockmarkets #markets #financialoutlook #financialmarkets
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The 2024 general election is less than eight months away, and there are numerous economic and fiscal uncertainties that could shape the election and impact markets. Check out the report below as our strategists cover the relationship between financial markets, the economy and electoral outcomes. https://lnkd.in/gg6EkYuG
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