There have been a lot of large countries with elections this year, but perhaps none will be more watched than the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Even though the actual election isn’t until Nov. 5, elections can start impacting markets much earlier.

TradeTalks explores the complexity of the power grid and highlights Mekala Krishnan, Partner at McKinsey Global Institute, who shares her insights on navigating the energy transition.

Going for a jumbo 50bps cut might seem strange since the Fed left rates unchanged at their last meeting just seven weeks ago. So what changed?

We know tick sizes make a big difference to how stocks trade. Today, we highlight research that finds tick size and depth are a trade-off: smaller tick size reduces spread costs, but also reduces depth. That makes small trades cheaper, but large orders harder to trade.

TradeTalks explores the latest developments with climate technology and highlights Tyler Rosenlicht, Head of Natural Resource Equities at Cohen & Steers, who shares his outlook for the energy market and how should investors be thinking about their energy strategies.

At the start of this year, we introduced the Nasdaq IPO Pulse, a leading index of U.S. initial public offering (IPO) activity. Now, we introduce the new Nasdaq Stockholm IPO Pulse!

With the election less than 8 weeks away, we thought it might be time to look at how the policies of each candidate are shaping up.

TradeTalks highlights the key takeaways from Rally Innovation, Bitcoin’s reaction to the Fed and the evolution of the AI ecosystem in finance. We also hear from Sandip Bhagat, CIO of Whittier Trust, about why the markets have been so resilient this year.

TradeTalks highlights the latest trends in iGaming, the future of interest rate cuts, the factors driving demand for actively-managed ETFs. We also hear from Martin Rand, CEO of Pactum AI, on how we regulate AI in a meaningful way.

Explore the reasons why being publicly traded makes sense for pro sports teams and why they can be an attractive investment for investors, too.