Last messages to voters from Harris and Trump as America votes tomorrow

With just one day left to the most important political event of the year – US Presidential election – markets started to move at a lower speed, awaiting to hear the will of the US electorate.

Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are in the final sprint across the battleground states and passing their last messages to voters.

With national polls showing still very close race after 75 million Americans have already voted, both candidates put their last efforts to attract more voters in key states, from where the contribution to the final results will be crucial.

Trump currently has a narrow lead in Pennsylvania, Nevada, North Carolina, Georgia and Arizona, while Harris stands better in remaining two swing states – Michigan and Wisconsin.

In the final days of campaign, both candidates continued to accuse each other, with Harris describing her opponent as increasingly unstable and obsessed with revenge, while Trump claims that his election victory will be liberation of the United States, currently occupied country.

In the final messages to voters, Harris promised that she will provide a tax cut for more than 100 million Americans, bring down the cost of living and immediately end the war in Gaza, if she becomes president.

On the other hand, business-oriented Trump promised strong growth, return of American dream and rapid reduce of inflation by ending Kamala’s war on American energy on expansion of oil drilling into the Arctic.

American administration warned about possible interference of other countries in attempts to destabilize the situation in the US.

Officials said they are ready to act to prevent attempts to take advantage of vulnerability of the country during the period from election to inauguration of new president, with additional threats expected from deep political polarization in the country.

Increased volatility in the markets is likely to be seen ahead, during and after the election, although impact from election is unlikely to last as markets will return to their key drivers after anticipated. election shockwave.

Focus will be on other key events, as US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are widely expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points.

A number of key events this week is expected to fuel market action and create favorable market conditions for traders.