Recently, inflation and interest rates have dominated the headlines. And for good reason—they are known market and economic risks. But as we look toward the second half of 2024, investors must also be prepared to navigate the geopolitical risks, whose twists and turns can often lead into uncharted territory. From U.S. politics to simmering hotspots across the globe, let’s assess what we know (and what we don’t) about these “black swans” on the risk landscape. Presidential Politics November's historic rematch between presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, with the ... (full story)