Month: September 2020

Politics Can Impact The Financial Market

Financial media often add to political hype by presenting people, rumors, or events as if they were all-important for the market. Reports of politicians juggling gigantic sums, and surrounding debts, deficits, surpluses, spending, credits, and big ideas with great fanfare are stirring investor concern. In our opinion, politics does influence the market, but not in […]

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  • The Effects of Political Changes on Stock Prices
      A nation’s government shapes the company environment in which firms operate. Government policies such as modifications to regulations, taxes, rates of interest, and spending programs so have a massive impact on individual businesses’ operations along with their stock price. This lesson will explain to you the way federal policies influence the purchase cost of […]
  • Biden Open to Good Faith Negotiations Over Infrastructure Plans
    Republicans are expected to oppose the 28% corporate tax hike to augment federal funds for Pres. Biden’s proposed $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. That being the case, the President announced that he is willing to discuss and negotiate with Republicans and Democratic senators alike; but he will not allow inaction to hamper his push for major […]

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