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The US stock market does better under Democrat presidents than Republicans – here’s what the data shows

  • Written by Paul Whiteley, Professor, Department of Government, University of Essex

The US has been experiencing a long “bull” stock market, that is rapid growth in stock prices, although this week tech stocks tumbled over the future prospects for US-built AI.

But could the market hit a significant downturn during Trump’s second term in the White House? At first sight this seems unlikely because it did well...

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