Election Day is almost here. The looming question remains how a Donald Trump or Kamala Harris victory will shape the market narrative for the rest of the year and beyond. It's not the only big ...

Election Day is almost here ... The key question entering the meeting is what the Federal Reserve will (or won't) signal about its plans for future meetings. Given that data has continued to ...

Will the Election Play a Role in Fed's Decision? With the election ending just before the meeting starts, some may be wondering if the results will have an impact on the Fed’s November ...

U.S. stock futures were wavering early Monday to kick off a busy week featuring both the presidential election and a Federal Reserve monetary-policy meeting. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures ...

American voters will be on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting polling results of the 2024 presidential election race between ... kicks off its November FOMC meeting this week as central ...

as U.S. election uncertainty loomed with markets pricing in chances of a contested result and political tensions, while investors also kept a close tab on the Federal Reserve policy meeting later ...

The November 5 vote culminates an election cycle that has captivated ... the last key piece of data before the Fed meeting, ran counter to that trend as it showed job growth almost stalled in ...

and five election commissioners is set to hold its first meeting on Sunday afternoon. Led by Justice Zubayer Rahman Chowdhury of the Appellate Division, the committee will convene at the Supreme Court ...

This Commissioners Court meeting, which coincided with Election Day, had been listed online for weeks. The court's three Republicans, County Judge Tim O'Hare, Commissioner Manny Ramirez and ...

The election has been the focus for bond investors the last few weeks, more so than the Fed meeting. And until a winner is declared, investors are being cautious with their allocations ...

Ahead of U.S. Election Day and the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates, “bond vigilantes” appeared to be in “the driver’s seat” for the market, according to Yardeni Research.