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The investment implications from the U.S. election are beginning to come into focus following Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential race. In addition to the White House, Republicans are on track to take control of the Senate and possibly retain their majority in the House, clearing the way for a shift in policies that could impact taxes, trade, and the broader economy. Rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and Bank of England also carry implications for portfolios, as central banks around the world navigate an uncertain path ahead amid a global dispersion in growth and inflation.
With the 2024 election set to reshape the power structure in Washington, PGIM gathered a panel of experts to examine the post-election outlook for investors. Our panelists discuss:
- The incoming Trump administration’s potential economic and regulatory agenda
- U.S. policy’s impact on the global economy, including trade flows and macro conditions in Europe
- Election implications for interest rates and credit conditions
- Investment risks and opportunities in the post-election environment
2024 Elections
As the political landscape evolves, experts across PGIM provide insights on the 2024 elections, potential outcomes and implications for investors.
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