The outcome of the US Presidential election is unlikely to have a major impact on commodity markets but there may still be some fall-out if Romney wins. Romney’s plan to accelerate energy independence might depress oil prices. More aggressive policies towards Iran and China could raise geopolitical risks. Last but not least, speculation of a premature end to QE3 also has the potential to worry the markets.
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