What Could Harris or Trump Mean For Investment Markets?

Whilst I’m sure we all enjoyed some of the more outlandish “facts” that Donald Trump threw around this week, the recent US presidential debate has garnered significant attention across global financial markets. Major economies around the world are closely monitoring the candidates' stances on international trade, economic policy, and global partnerships.

Reactions from Europe and Asia have been mixed, with concerns about potential shifts in US economic policy that could affect global supply chains and financial stability. The uncertainty surrounding the future of US leadership is already making waves in international markets, with drops in Asian markets and U.S. stock futures. Expect this volatility to continue in the weeks leading up to the election.

See how each candidate could impact investment markets lower-down ⬇️ 

Key Articles I Have Read This Week:

• Al Jazeera looked at the immediate investment market reactions following the US Presidential debate. The share value in Trump Media decreased 18% following Tuesday: Read it here

• BBC explain why the State Pension will increase above the rate of inflation in April. The new weekly State Pension amount will be £230.05: Read it here

Investment Markets This Week:

Best Cash Savings Rates This Week

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