Red Wave/Blue Wave? Thoughts on the US Election

October 31, 2018

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What might the US midterm election results mean for fiscal policy and financial markets? Probably not much if Democrats and Republicans end up splitting control of Congress. But a sweep by either party could lead to very different outcomes.

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