VIX collapsed, suggesting that traders and investors were pleasantly surprised at how quickly and orderly the election was decided. Here we identify emerging major market trends.

First, avoid confirmation bias in political analysis. Confirmation bias is the psychological tendency to only seek ...

Offering one tunnel vision always engenders another, as is evident from the second coming of Donald Trump as President of the ...

According to exit polls, voters thought the Republican candidate, Trump, would do a better job of managing the economy than the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris. Edison Research's latest poll ...

What to know about the 2024 election results. Vice President Kamala Harris addressed a crowd of supporters hours after Donald ...

An October New York Times/Siena College poll of likely voters released last week showed that economic issues remained top-of-mind around two weeks before Election Day. But those polled were ...

The US economy grew solidly in the third quarter ... and outperforming its global peers ahead of the Nov 5 presidential election. The Commerce Department's advance estimate of third-quarter ...

However, what happens to the macro economy after the election – particularly the US fiscal deficit, debt, inflation, trade and economic growth – could send a lot of market predictions haywire.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s economy showed signs of stabilizing after Beijing unleashed the boldest stimulus measures since the pandemic, although an upcoming US election injects uncertainty into the ...

The US economy saw resilient growth in the third quarter despite a modest slowdown according to government data Wednesday, less than a week before inflation-weary voters head into the presidential ...

WASHINGTON - The US economy maintained a solid pace of growth in the third quarter as ebbing inflation and strong wage gains powered consumer spending ahead of a contentious presidential election ...

Tax-driven revenue increases will ease Ontario’s budget deficit, the province said in an economic update, giving the government room to spend ahead of a potential election next spring.