Trump's Presidency Poised to Ignite M&A Surge on Wall Street
Wall Street anticipates a surge in mergers and acquisitions if Donald Trump secures a second term, driven by a more business-friendly regulatory environment and recent Federal Reserve rate cuts. Analysts expect mid-cap stocks, particularly in sectors like technology, healthcare, and consumer staples, to be prime targets for acquisition. Companies with strong cash flow and low debt are seen as attractive, with Dropbox, Bath & Body Works, and Lantheus Holdings among the top candidates. However, experts caution that while regulatory changes may facilitate deals, factors like interest rates will still play a significant role.
