Elections in Brazil, Israel and the US could shift the course of international politics
Three electoral processes could shift the course of international politics: the elections in Brazil and Israel and the midterm elections in the United States. Although each vote is about domestic issues, their consequences cross borders, according to the analysis. In the United States, a majority favorable to Donald Trump would let him push his agenda more easily, while a divided Congress would force him to negotiate. What happens there will influence the dollar, interest rates and growth prospects for much of the world.
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- Brazil, Israel and the United States hold elections whose effects go beyond their borders.
- In the US, a majority favorable to Trump would ease his agenda; a divided Congress would force negotiation.
- Competition with China, trade barriers, debt and the cost of living will remain regardless of the results.
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