Midterm Elections Could Reset Market Bets as Investors Weigh Gridlock, Policy Risk and Sector Rotation
Investors are entering the U.S. midterm election period with a familiar question: whether political gridlock will be enough to support equities, or whether markets will demand greater policy certainty before rewarding risk. Analysts say the answer may depend less on the election result itself than on which sectors are most exposed to shifts in regulation, spending and defense priorities.
