Now that the Party Conference “season” is at an end the aims of the two main political parties will be geared towards the General Election that must be held by the end of next year.Rishi Sunak will begin by considering the optimum time to dissolve Parliament in discussion with his senior advisors. The number of opportunities to have a significant effect on voters’ opinions are diminishing rapidly.The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, will deliver his Autumn Statement to Parliament on 22nd November, and its content will be pored over for tell-tale signs of “sweeteners” that will place the Conservatives in a good light with the electorate. The most obvious of those will be around taxation, both direct and indirect. While Hunt has already said that it is too soon to be considering cutting taxes, were he to reconsider that would increase speculation that the election will take place sooner rather than later. Any positives that are to be gleaned will need time to work their way into the voter's psyche for them to influence their voting intentions.Beyond Currency Market Commentary:Aims to provide deep insights into the political and economic events worldwide that can cause currencies to change and how this can affect your FX Exposure.