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Here's how markets reacted to each US election since 2000

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Is the repeat of 2016 really the most likely path for markets?

Polling indicates a potential Trump victory in the presidential race, influencing investor sentiment and market dynamics, while Kamala Harris's win could create uncertainty over corporate tax policies.

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US election, Fed meeting loom in big week for markets

The article discusses the upcoming presidential election and Federal Reserve meeting, highlighting potential market impacts and investor sentiment surrounding Trump and Harris.

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3 key points on markets & the US election

Capital Economics assesses the impact of the upcoming US election on markets, noting uncertainties and the influence on bond and equity performances ahead of the results.

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BofA’s Hartnett says this is the ‘most contrarian post-election trade’

Bond and money-market funds dominated inflows last week, while equities faced outflows. Crypto funds saw significant gains, and gold experienced notable inflows.

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US 30-year mortgage rate surges to 6.73%, highest since July

U.S. home loan rates rose to 6.73%, the highest since July, complicating the housing market amid fluctuating economic conditions and expectations of slower Fed rate cuts.

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US Treasury keeps auction sizes through January 2025, announces $125 billion refunding

The U.S. Treasury will maintain current auction sizes for notes and bonds, but will slightly increase TIPS auction sizes to manage borrowing needs and fiscal outlook changes.

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‘Animal Spirits’ may emerge after election, Barclays says

Markets expect Trump and Republican victories in US elections, boosting equities despite caution among investors ahead of potential volatility and bond market risks.

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Continuation of 'Trump trades' requires him actually winning the election: Citi

Citi strategists suggest that 'Trump trades' depend on a Trump election win, with USD strength and market reactions closely tied to the election outcome.

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In the Market: How Harris, Trump promises could feed market's addiction to the Fed

The Federal Reserve's increased involvement in markets could lead to financial instability, with rising U.S. deficits and potential moral hazard despite essential market functions.