The Impact of Presidential Elections on Interest Rates and Inflation

The rise and fall of interest rates and inflation have forever been tied to the United States’s social, political, and economic activities. At the heart of these activities are presidential elections. As the highest office in America, the presidency holds sway over several governing policies, economic and otherwise, that may influence interest rates and inflation. This article aims to shed light on the potential impact of presidential elections on interest rates and inflation, delving into the historical elements, the interplay of politics, policy, and economics, and strategies for navigating these financial climates during an election year.