Donald Trump has won the race for the White House. What does that mean for financial markets?
With a win in Wisconsin, former President Donald Trump cleared the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the presidency.
It may take a few days, since processing votes can be labor intensive.
Investors don’t have a hotline to our political future and are stuck in wait-and-see purgatory, just like the rest of us on this Election Day.
Reuters is reporting that there could be some big swings in currency markets as election results roll in later tonight.
Trump’s proposed tariffs would extend to most U.S. trading partners. American agricultural exports are a favorite target for retaliation.
American consumers bear the brunt of tariffs — despite what the former president has said on the campaign trail.
Are individual campaign donations a better guide to the election than polls? We’ll hear why one economist thinks so.
Campaigns are preparing for potential legal challenges related to Election Day results.
Americans are betting on who they think will win the election, but just how much stock should we put in predictions markets?
