Why U.S. Acquisitions Slow Down During Turbulent Times
When the U.S. enters periods of political tension—elections, Congressional gridlock, or high-profile political battles—business buyers become noticeably more cautious. Uncertainty affects interest rates, consumer confidence, and credit availability, making buyers rethink acquisition timing, deal size, and industry focus. Even strong businesses may experience slower buyer inquiries simply because the market becomes more conservative. Buyers typically…
