Consumers are reportedly holding off on spending until after the election, leading businesses and producers to closely monitor anticipated demand and production schedules. While it remains to be determined which candidate would be better or worse for demand and the economy over the coming years, the fact of the matter is consumers, and therefore businesses and producrs, are pausing large expenditures and loans until election day passes.
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