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A U.S. presidential race that is about to heat up could add a fresh wrinkle to markets in 2024, as investors gauge the potential for post-election changes in fiscal spending, taxation and other policy areas. For months, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy trajectory and the U.S. economy have consumed investors, with expectations for 2024 rate cuts by the central bank fueling an explosive stocks rally in late 2023 and putting the S&P 500 within striking distance of a fresh record high. This year's election is pointing toward a rematch between President Joe Biden, a Democrat, and former President Donald Trump, who holds a commanding lead over Republican rivals.
A U.S. presidential race
that is about to heat up could add a fresh wrinkle to markets in
2024, as investors gauge the potential for post-election changes
in fiscal spending, taxation and other policy.