London — Thirteen months is often too distant a horizon for financial markets to focus on, but uncertainties surrounding 2024’s US presidential election are becoming difficult to screen out.

A split Congress is at loggerheads again over government funding just as US bond markets are pricing the most expensive treasury borrowing in 16 years while also rethinking the long-term trajectory for interest rates and fiscal policy...

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