• Cambridge Associates sees no reason to change portfolio allocations solely on Democrats’ congressional gains; fundamentals and valuations remain the key drivers.
• AI-linked equities face higher project costs from tighter local restrictions; uncertain investment returns favor diversification over concentrated exposure.
• Substantial borrowing needs and energy-driven inflation could keep Federal Reserve policy restrictive and Treasury yields elevated.
• Iran War escalation could pressure equities and bonds through higher energy prices; a durable ceasefire could support risk assets in 2027.
• US equities’ excess returns have averaged 15% in the 12 months following midterm elections since 1930, across different political compositions.

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