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As we wrote two days ago, the risk for elevated market volatility is a contested result. At the time of our writing, it looks like this election might not be a smooth one indeed. It even feels like 2000…

Are you as prepared as you can be for election night? Read on for must-see charts and articles on the 2020 US presidential election.

Soon we will know whether we have a new President Biden or four more years of President Trump. With that knowledge in hand, where will investment dollars travel to get the best return?

The day ahead is Election Day in the US where voters will head to the polls to cast a vote for President Donald Trump or former VP Joe Biden.

Gold has had a rock-solid year (pun intended!). It has far outperformed nearly every asset class this year. But under which president will gold fair best?

The day ahead will see the reaction to the second and final US presidential debate as well as the release of October PMIs and Q3 earnings from British bank Barclays.

Some wildcards that could swing the US election result either towards a Biden landslide or open it up to another miracle Trump turnaround.

It was very much a day of two halves thanks to a late announcement from - you guessed it - President Donald Trump.

Donald Trump catching the coronavirus means the vice presidential debate takes on new importance for financial markets.

There is no guarantee the presidential candidates will honour pre-election promises but we can make some educated guesses on possible market impact.

Who’s the favourite to win? Does the presidential debate even matter? Who’s the investor favourite - Trump or Biden and how will markets react? 

For the day ahead there is the reaction to President Donald Trump approving the TikTok Oracle deal, a speech from Jay Powell and earnings from Superdry.