The 2020 United States presidential election is scheduled for 3 November. It will be the 59th quadrennial presidential election. The major two-party candidates are Republican incumbent President Donald Trump, for a second mandate, and Democrat former Vice President Joe Biden. This year’s election is impacted by social, economic and political issues including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Find out our expert views by reading all the latest insights and research articles related to the election.
Insights
Inflation linked bonds: Why we have upped our exposure following the US election
The extraordinary monetary and fiscal support from central banks in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic has been welcome news for investors.
Deep purple?
If after the January 5th run-offs in Georgia the Democrats still don’t control the Senate, President-elect Biden will have to try to follow a “purple pathway” on economic policy to address “secular s ...
US election update: clarity, but not certainty
With results continuing to trickle in as initial vote counts conclude, multiple news agencies declared Pennsylvania for Biden over the weekend, taking him over the 270 votes needed for an electoral c ...
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30 October 2020
Why a Biden presidency will transform the Global green bond market.
Market commentary
In July, presidential candidate Joe Biden announced plans to spend $2 trillion to progress the use of clean energy in areas including transportation, electricity generation and construction over the n ...
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