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US Election Impact on Global Markets
Analysis of market reactions to the upcoming US Presidential Election, including the Dax, the dollar, Asian markets, and oil prices.
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- How are Asian markets reacting?
- Asian markets reacted to the upcoming US election with the Shanghai Composite and Nikkei indices rising, driven by a mix of election anticipation and positive corporate news; however, investors remain cautious.
- How might the election impact the Dax?
- The US presidential election is the dominant theme in financial markets, causing significant uncertainty and likely limiting major price swings; analysts predict a tight trading range for the Dax.
- What is the pre-election state of the dollar?
- Before the election, the dollar weakened against the euro, potentially due to a poll showing Kamala Harris ahead in Iowa; analysts predict a potential 1-2% dollar drop if Harris wins and a significant rise if Trump wins.
- How are oil prices behaving before the election?
- Oil prices remain stable before the election, indicating a wait-and-see approach from investors; analysts describe the situation as 'calm before the storm'.
- What is the expected market reaction to the US Presidential Election?
- The Dax is expected to open relatively unchanged on the day of the US presidential election, with investors cautious due to pre-election uncertainty.