The 2024 U.S. presidential race is now in full swing following the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night. According to the latest polls, Kamala Harris is currently leading Donald Trump with strong support from young voters, women and minorities, particularly Black voters. But the race is still tight, especially in key battleground states like Arizona and Georgia. Despite her lead, Harris faces challenges, as Republicans are generally more trusted on issues such as the economy and crime. The U.S. economy is sending mixed signals. While inflation is easing and interest rate cuts are expected, there are still concerns about an economic slowdown. With both candidates having solid backing from their bases, high voter turnout is expected, which adds a layer of uncertainty to the election's outcome and its impact on the economy.