Reported 9 days ago
With Donald Trump's re-election, Wall Street is apprehensive about the potential debt surge his spending plans could trigger, estimated at $7.75 trillion. Investors are evaluating the long-term implications of this increase, particularly in relation to inflation and the possibility of a market reaction led by bond sellers if the fiscal policies are deemed inflationary. While federal debt has been on the rise for years, many market analysts believe it has yet to significantly hinder economic stability, although they acknowledge that it will eventually become a pressing issue.
Source: YAHOO