In so many nations around the world, you're seeing a populist anti-elitist movement.
The debate was a great opportunity for Harris to shine, but she'll need to keep that up to defeat Trump.
Next year is going to be a big year for US tax policy because there’s so many tax revisions that are expiring.
The US presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is entering its final weeks. The result may have a distinct impact on select sectors and industries, as well as regions, currencies, and commodities. However, some of those market impacts may be counterintuitive.
In our new investor’s guide to the election, we identify the big issues driving this election, assess the primary differences between each candidate’s policy platform, and highlight the potential implications for the financial markets.
Download the guide to learn more about the implications of the candidates’ policy platforms in these key areas:
Kristina Hooper, our Chief Global Market Strategist and Andy Blocker, our Global Head of Public Policy, believe that the impact of who wins the White House is often overstated, and the key is to stay invested in the market. In this guide, we summarise each candidate’s proposed policy platforms from the report and highlight some ETF opportunities that could benefit under each outcome. For simplicity's sake, we assume a full party sweep for these potential implications.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled UK pension reforms, focusing on faster DC fund consolidation and new rules for scheme transfers. Find out more.
In our monthly market roundup for October, Invesco experts provide a rundown of a negative month for global equities and an update on the fixed income markets.
Despite an eventful week in politics, monetary policy from central banks still matters more to markets and economies over the long term.
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