The S&P 500's surge is driven by optimism surrounding Trump's tax cuts and deregulatory measures, although some experts warn about potential inflation and debt constraints.
Wall Street economists express caution about Trump's economic plans, suggesting they may lead to inflation and increased deficit, casting doubt on the longevity of the current market rally.
Lisa Shalett from Morgan Stanley points out that, unlike in 2016, Trump's potential economic policies now face a $35 trillion debt burden that could hinder growth.
While the bulls celebrate market gains in stocks like Tesla and cryptocurrency, concerns about Fed policy and rising yields suggest a complex economic landscape ahead.
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