Webinar

US midterm elections 2026: What the results mean for investors

The upcoming US midterm elections on 3 November could have significant implications for financial markets, economic policy and global investment opportunities. We will inform you on the impact of potential changes in the US Congress, as the Democrats seek to regain control of both houses.

Authors

    Head of Multi Asset & Equity Solutions, Co-Head Investment Solutions
    Director of Global Markets Research

Join us on 5 November, just days after the election results are known, for a live webinar with Mike Mullaney, Director of Global Markets Research, and Colin Graham, Head of Multi Asset & Equity Solutions. Together, they will provide timely insights into the election outcome, discuss key market scenarios and explore the potential impact for investors in the months ahead.

Our experts will discuss these topics

  • How are financial markets responding to the outcome?

  • What are the implications for economic growth, inflation and interest rates?

  • Which sectors and asset classes are most affected?

  • What is the outlook for the final two years of the Trump presidency?

During this 30-minute webinar, you can submit your questions, which will be addressed by the moderator and discussed with Mike and Colin.

Unable to attend live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording afterward.

Speakers

  • Head of Multi Asset & Equity Solutions, Co-Head Investment Solutions
  • Director of Global Markets Research

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