Trump's Economic Plans: A Double-Edged Sword for Markets and Policy
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Donald Trump's proposed economic policies, including extending tax cuts and imposing higher tariffs, aim to boost growth but risk increasing the federal deficit by nearly $8 trillion over the next decade. While the stock market has reacted positively to his business-friendly stance, bond markets are concerned about rising debt. Trump's plans could lead to higher borrowing costs and inflation, and his approach to the Federal Reserve's independence remains uncertain.
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