US presidential election

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US presidential elections. Big budgets usually win the White House but Trump could make history

Posted by abceconomics ⋅ November 11, 2016 ⋅ Leave a comment

Stefano Fugazzi reports. Will Trump (Republicans) become the first US presidential candidate since Carter in 1976 to win the White House running on a smaller budget than his rival ($96.2m Trump versus $374.3m H. Clinton) or will the Democrats secure their third consecutive term for first time ever? Since 1960 every presidential election has been … Continue reading →

US elections: Clinton still ahead of Sanders as Trump widens his lead over Cruz

Posted by abceconomics ⋅ February 22, 2016 ⋅ Leave a comment

Stefano F. Fugazzi (ABC Economics) – According to RealClearPolitics poll averages, the Battle for the White House is still wide open although some patterns are beginning to emerge. DEM: CLINTON STILL LEADING SANDERS Clinton leads Sanders by 5.6% in national polls Clinton is expected to win in South Carolina as Sanders trails by 24% In Massachusetts … Continue reading →

US Election 2016: economic outlook (2015-2019)

Posted by abceconomics ⋅ May 12, 2015 ⋅ Leave a comment

ABC Economics infographics based on Bank of England (BoE) data on UK banking stress test scenarios. Note that the stress scenario trend line does not constitute a forecast. The BoE forecast, which was discussed with and approved by both the IMF and EU Commission, is exhibited in the baseline scenario.