To meet the world’s biggest news junkies, head not to Washington or Westminster. Instead, make your way to a trading floor, where information from every corner of the globe must be parsed the instant it emerges. Whatever the news, from coups to company-earnings reports, it probably affects the price of something. This year, amid a seemingly never-ending series of elections, the addicts are not short of a fix. Electorates representing most of the world’s population are heading to polling booths, and not just market-makers but investors everywhere face the tantalising prospect of trading on the results.
Related Posts

PSX sheds 2.5% on weak earnings, Reko Diq | The Express Tribune
February 15, 2026
5:17 am

How is U.S.-India trade deal being tweaked? | Explained
February 14, 2026
11:22 pm

IMF discussing electricity tariffs revisions with Pakistan | The Express Tribune
February 14, 2026
11:16 pm