Morgan Stanley: The delay in the U.S. presidential election results may lead to increased market volatility

PANews reported on October 28th, according to Bitcoin.com, Morgan Stanley analysts Monica Guerra and Daniel Kohen analyzed the potential impact of the 2024 US presidential election on the market in a recent report. They pointed out that economic signals are mixed, intensifying investor uncertainty. They explained that fluctuations in consumer sentiment and persistently high prices are influencing voters' views, while traditional market indicators have not provided clear predictions for election results; although political outcomes and corresponding policy changes may affect corporate profitability, business and economic cycles may be more closely related to market performance.

They suggest investors focus on long-term strategies rather than reacting to election-driven market changes. Analysts warn that delays in election results could lead to increased volatility. Due to tense poll results in key swing states and uncertain mail-in ballot counting times, final results may take several days or even weeks to reveal, potentially triggering significant market turmoil.