As the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election approaches, AI models are weighing in on the matchup between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Initially, predictions favored Trump, but recent analyses show a shift toward Harris leading in some polls. Among several AI models consulted, four indicated Harris as having the edge, while others noted the race as ...
A new AI-driven election model from Bonus Code Bets suggests that Republicans are likely to gain control of the Senate on November 5 by winning seats in West Virginia and Montana. The analysis predicts the Republicans will hold 51 Senate seats, compared to 47 for Democrats and two independents. The model anticipates that Democrat Joe ...
Michael Zezas, managing director at Morgan Stanley, analyzed the tax plans of presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris on "Bloomberg The Close." Zezas highlighted key differences in their proposals, noting how Trump's plan focuses on tax cuts to spur economic growth, while Harris advocates for progressive taxation aimed at reducing inequality. He emphasized that these approaches reflect broader economic philosophies that could significantly impact voters and the economy in the upcoming election.
In a recent discussion on "Bloomberg Real Yield," Richard Bernstein Advisors' Michael Contopoulos and Bloomberg's Ira Jersey analyzed how a potential election win by either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump could impact the 10-year yield. They highlighted that significant policy differences between the two candidates could lead to varied market reactions, especially in the bond market. Contopoulos noted that investor sentiment and expectations around fiscal policy will play a crucial role, while Jersey emphasized the importance of monitoring economic indicators in the lead-up to the election.
