The recent shaking of the stock market has benefited a lot from some of the biggest areas expected to benefit President Donald Trump’s policies. In some cases, the earnings after election have evaporated. As of Monday’s end, the S&P 500 has been growing about 3.5% since November 5, the last trade before Trump’s victory. However, since taking office on January 20, it is now negative. Since Election Day, the Little Cap Russell 2000 has been seen as a beneficiary of the era of lower regulation and taxation, and has now been reduced. During the election, some departments that are seen as the popular “Trump deal” are also struggling. Since the election, popular funds track industry – Industrial Select Industry SPDR Fund (XLI) and Materials – Materials Select Spdr Fund (XLB) – have also declined since the election. Both include stocks of companies that can benefit from more protectionist trade policies. Meanwhile, the Energy Select Industry SPDR Fund (XLE) has been less than 1% since Election Day since Trump pledged to support fossil fuel production. One group that supports more revenue is Finance, which has risen 9% since Election Day. But even the fund is expected to receive a February failure. Beyond the stocks, cryptocurrency trade has also lost momentum, with Bitcoin now returning to the $90,000 level after reaching the $100,000 mark for the first time in December. The slideshow comes because uncertainty remains within the scope of Trump’s tariff policy and some signs of slowing economic growth. The Fed suspended tax cuts last month, and Washington’s leaders have not agreed to a budget plan, which will extend Trump’s first term, which expires by the end of this year. Jason Draho, head of UBS asset allocation and head of the Americas CIO, said in a report to clients on Monday that investors are starting to worry about the Trump administration’s “policy mistakes.” “It is fair to say that investors are more likely to vote for policy (i.e., market support policies) than policy errors (market negative policies). However, the latter’s chances are based on actions and therefore gradually spread. The latest data, although Policy error results are still impossible until this is clear, and debates may cause market volatility, especially in the short term. The U.S. stock market is still not far from the record high. Moreover, U.S. stocks do not exist in a vacuum, because In recent years, the markets in China and Europe have been lagging behind the U.S. markets recently. Raymond James strategist Tavis McCourt said in a report to clients on Sunday: “The theme of the expansion is Global, this is a headwind for global stocks for U.S. stocks.
As the stock market splashes, some “Trump deals” begin to roll | Real Time Headlines
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