It seems like the headlines are dominated currently by election news, and in particular, the #USelection is grabbing the spotlight. My colleagues in Quantitative Investments have just put out a fascinating data visualization on a major topic in the election: the accumulation of national debt. Turns out, the US is at wartime levels currently. But when it comes to accumulating debt, does it matter which party is in power? Take a look at the graphic to find out, and read the article about how the US election may affect markets overall⬇️⬇️⬇️
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It seems like the headlines are dominated currently by election news, and in particular, the #USelection is grabbing the spotlight. My colleagues in Quantitative Investments have just put out a fascinating data visualization on a major topic in the election: the accumulation of national debt. Turns out, the US is at wartime levels currently. But when it comes to accumulating debt, does it matter which party is in power? Take a look at the graphic to find out, and read the article about how the US election may affect markets overall⬇️⬇️⬇️
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With Britain and France's elections last weekend, along with the upcoming #USelection, the news is dominated by electoral politics and outcomes. My colleagues in Quantitative Investments have just put out a fascinating data visualization on a major topic in the election: the accumulation of national debt. Turns out, the US is at wartime levels currently. But what can history tell us about the correlation between the party in power and the accumulation of debt? Take a look at this cool graphic to find out, and read the article about how the US election may affect markets overall⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Investors want to know whether a specific election result will have an impact on their portfolios. While different political party policies may affect the performance of certain asset classes in the short run, the UBS ElectionWatch 2024 report suggests that longer-term investment decisions should be treated as an apolitical exercise ... but why? Read our report and let's talk.
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Investors want to know whether a specific election result will have an impact on their portfolios. While different political party policies may affect the performance of certain asset classes in the short run, the UBS ElectionWatch 2024 report suggests that longer-term investment decisions should be treated as an apolitical exercise ... but why? Read our report and let's talk.
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