Political analytics and forecasts Partly open
Evening Political Roundup, October 27, 2026
Israel is seeing record voter turnout: by morning, turnout was the highest since 1981; by midday, 3.29 million people had voted, and Netanyahu’s fate will be decided in coalition negotiations. In Moscow, gas exporters led by Putin and Pezeshkian declare sanctions harmful to everyone. The Russian market rose above 2,500 points for the first time since June on the word “negotiations,” while Democrats in Congress are already preparing an investigation into Trump’s diesel deal with Moscow. We break down what connects these stories and why today’s prices are driven by the political calendar rather than the economy. Plus, Chinese industrial earnings and other events of the day.
Already subscribed to «Political analytics and forecasts»? Then sign in to read it. Sign in
Full version
The closed part follows
The full material is available with the «Political analytics and forecasts 1$» subscription.
- the full set of indicators and market factors;
- an interpretation of the current picture;
- conclusions and the signals that follow.