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Pivotal decisions in the political arena. On each side of the “pond”, financial policies differ dramatically from party to party. Smart voters should consider their choices very wisely. More in Finextra, we’ll keep the facts in front of you through the looming summer and fall elections. #financefuture #politicsandeconomy #informedchoice

The super election year is in full swing with the European elections coming up 6–9 June! Let's have a look at the elections and macro events of the second half of 2024 and how investors can benefit from such volatility events. #Trade the European volatility benchmark

As the year of elections continues, both France and the UK closed out elections this week resulting in significant changes for the two countries. What does this mean for the markets and their economies? ➡️ Julius Baer's research team takes a closer look in our Research Weekly: https://ow.ly/yjjB30sESas #MarketOutlook

As the year of elections continues, both France and the UK closed out elections this week resulting in significant changes for the two countries. What does this mean for the markets and their economies? ➡️ Julius Baer's research team takes a closer look in our Research Weekly: https://ow.ly/jLWL30sETLk #MarketOutlook

This is the biggest election year in world history. Seventy-six countries — home to roughly 4.4 billion people — will hold political contests in 2024. Here are 4 things to watch ahead of the U.S. elections

📢 UK General Election: How It Works, When Results Come In, and Why It Matters Globally 🗳️ The UK general election is set for 4th July! Here's everything you need to know: 1. How Do Elections Work? -The UK is divided into 650 constituencies. -Voters choose a representative for their constituency in the Houses of Parliament. -Key parties include Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, SNP, Green Party, -Reform UK, Sinn Féin, and DUP. -The party with the most MPs forms the government if it has a majority (326+ seats). 2.Who Can Vote? -About 49 million people are registered to vote. -Voters must be 18+, and either British, Commonwealth, or Irish citizens. -Voting isn't compulsory. 3. Voting Methods: -In-person at polling stations (7am-10pm). -By post or proxy. -Photo ID required since May 2023. 4. When Will Results Be Announced? -Exit polls at 10pm on election night. -First results around 11.30pm, most by 3am, all by 8am Friday. 5. Current Polls: -Labour leads with a 20-point margin over the Conservatives. -Potential Labour majority with 428 seats. 6. Party Leaders: -Conservatives: Rishi Sunak -Labour: Keir Starmer -Liberal Democrats: Ed Davey -SNP: John Swinney -Green Party: Carla Denyer & Adrian Ramsay -Reform UK: Nigel Farage 7. Why This Election Matters: -Following years of political turbulence: austerity, Brexit, leadership changes, scandals. Voters may shift towards Labour and populist Reform UK. Stay informed and make your voice heard! 🗳️✨ #marvelsuccessworldwidelimited #property #propertyinvestment #realestate #UKPropertyDeals #AsianInvestorMarket #UKPropertyDeals #AsianInvestors #InvestmentOpportunities #BuildingTrust #RealEstate #GuideBook #SuccessStories

As the year of elections continues, both France and the UK closed out elections this week resulting in significant changes for the two countries. What does this mean for the markets and their economies? ➡️ Julius Baer's research team takes a closer look in our Research Weekly: https://ow.ly/yab630sESj2 #MarketOutlook

Curious about how the 2024 general elections could shake up the investment markets? 🤔💼 Check out our latest article - 'Why General Elections in 2024 Could Lead to Volatile Investment Markets.' Read on to find out about the potential market impacts. 📊 https://buff.ly/4bDzeGO #InvestmentInsights #2024Elections #MarketVolatility #ChesterRoseAnalysis

As the year of elections continues, both France and the UK closed out elections this week resulting in significant changes for the two countries. What does this mean for the markets and their economies? ➡️ Julius Baer's research team takes a closer look in our Research Weekly: https://ow.ly/QRIM30sET86 #MarketOutlook

As the year of elections continues, both France and the UK closed out elections this week resulting in significant changes for the two countries. What does this mean for the markets and their economies? ➡️ Julius Baer's research team takes a closer look in our Research Weekly: https://ow.ly/asLL30sESe8 #MarketOutlook