Volatility set to return Amid US election uncertainty
Investing.com -- Investors should buy protection now as the volatility seen in August is likely to return amid a closely contested U.S. election race, according to a report released Tuesday by BCA Research.
Polling data suggests that Vice President Harris and former President Donld Trump are in a neck-and-neck race for the White House. BCA's chief geopolitical strategist Matt Gertken argues that"unpredictable events" could sway the outcome. Despite these risks, Gertken puts the odds of a Trump victory at 55%, and believes that Harris needs to show that she can withstand expected rises in global instability.
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