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Markets brace for 3 key risks

Super Wednesday, a rise in volatility from Sept-Nov and the tumultous US presidential election will put investors on the back foot.

Lim Say Boon

Published Wed, Sep 21, 2016 · 5:50 am
This year, the US presidential election is the wild card. Historically, the September to November autumn period sees a tendency towards higher US equities volatility, but this year, the stakes are higher with uncertainty clouding the political campaigns of Hillary Clinton (above) and Donald Trump.
This year, the US presidential election is the wild card. Historically, the September to November autumn period sees a tendency towards higher US equities volatility, but this year, the stakes are higher with uncertainty clouding the political campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump (above).

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