Could the Final Debate Reverberate to Congressional Races?

26 October 2016
| By partnerarticle |
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From an investor’s perspective, no significant, market-moving policy revelations emerged from last week’s third and final presidential debate. While the candidates sparred on economic issues, no new policy prescriptions in these areas came to light.

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