Stocks typically rise after a presidential election, but investors need to be prepared for some short-term choppiness first, ...

The tightest presidential races in recent history have seen larger postelection rallies, according to CNBC stats.

Worse Performance. The current stock market is performing far worse than in other election years. Contrasted with an average gain of almost 7% in the first ten months of presidential-election ...

Historical data shows that the US stock market has performed well over the long termunder both Democratic and Republican ...

But historically, the stock market tends to perform about the same regardless of the election. Fintech platform Wealthfront analyzed historical data and found that election years don't really ...

Economists expect prices to have risen 2.6% over the year ending in October. That figure would mark a slight uptick from the ...

U.S. equity markets rose to new record highs last week following some easing in year ... election. Total CPI consumer inflation decelerated in September 2024 to 2.4%. Prediction Market Data ...

The latest inflation data dented some of the momentum of the post-election stock rally ... Bond yields were little changed, ...

Every four years ... election years. Since 1930, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has gained an average of 10.0% in a president's first year and 7.9% in the second, according to YCharts data.

With the presidential election wrapped up, Goldman Sachs anticipates that the stock market will keep ... momentum will keep ...

But before taking any meaningful action, it’s important to view things through a historical lens to uncover layers of financial resilience that challenge the notion of election-year market ...

Maybe some presidents are better for the market than others, especially at the industry level. But there isn’t clear evidence ...