The Divergent Sectoral Effects from Biden’s Potential Economic Agenda
PGIM Fixed Income discusses how the winning and losing sectors of the U.S. economy may shift in a scenario where Joe Biden becomes President
2020 Election:
Insights on Politics and Investing in a Time of Uncertainty
Events
Reimagining the Investment Landscape
In this webinar, we extend our discussion on the aftermath of the elections, and dive deeper into what the results and mandate mean for financial markets, fiscal and monetary policy, trade and capital flows, and regulation. Our panel includes Ed Campbell, CFA Managing Director and Portfolio Manager, QMA; and Nathan Sheets, PhD, Chief Economist, PGIM Fixed Income.
MARKET INSIGHTS
PGIM Fixed Income: U.S. Election Scenarios
PGIM Fixed Income reviews potential election outcomes and the results that may reverberate throughout the economy.
U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: WILL POLITICS DERAIL THE MARKETS?
QMA weighs in on the possibility of a Biden victory, a blue wave, and increased market volatility until a clear winner is declared.
Barron's Article: Biden vs. Trump on the U.S. Economy
Nathan Sheets, Chief Eocnomist at PGIM Fixed Income, discusses the upcoming election and how the results will reverberate throughout the economy.
Jennison Thoughts on the Presidential Election
Jennison shares their views on the upcoming 2020 Presidential election
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