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Published on 2025-02-02 11:01:06 - MSN
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The article from MSN discusses the potential impact of Donald Trump's economic policies on the stock market, highlighting a dichotomy between short-term gains and long-term risks. Wall Street has shown favor towards Trump due to his policies like tax cuts and deregulation, which historically boost corporate profits and stock prices in the short term. However, the article points out an inherited risk stemming from Trump's approach to fiscal policy, particularly his tendency towards protectionism and trade wars, which could lead to economic instability. This includes the risk of inflation due to tariffs, potential retaliation from trade partners, and increased national debt from tax cuts without corresponding spending reductions. These factors could undermine the market's long-term health, potentially leading to a volatile or declining market if not managed carefully. The piece suggests that while Trump's policies might offer immediate market highs, the inherited economic risks could eventually undo these gains, creating a precarious situation for investors.

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