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A week before elections, global markets remain uneasy - says analyst

A week before elections, global markets remain uneasy - says analyst
South Africa’s elections next week and the United States elections in November are among events on the geopolitical calendar still expected to move economic indicators.

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Financial Analysts Predict Uneasy Global Markets Ahead of Upcoming Elections
With South Africa's elections just a week away and the United States' elections in November, financial analysts are predicting that global markets will remain uneasy. The upcoming elections are expected to impact economic indicators and bond yields, as well as have implications for central banks. Analysts are also keeping a close eye on potential shifts in fiscal policy after the elections, which will impact budget and deficit expectations, as well as inflation and interest rate forecasts globally. This historic year in geopolitics has high-stake elections still on the agenda, and the outcome is expected to have a significant impact on the global economy.

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