The stock market hit a new record high, with the S&P 500 rising 2% and the Russell 2000 increasing by 4%, indicating positive investor sentiment towards Trump's economic policies.
Bond investors expect higher inflation in the coming years, as shown by the soaring breakeven rate between inflation-protected and regular Treasury securities, reflecting market adjustments post-election.
Exit polls revealed that 45% of voters felt financially worse off than four years ago, suggesting a disconnect between economic growth and public perception.
The U.S. dollar experienced its largest jump since 2020, indicating anticipated changes in trade dynamics due to possible tariffs under Trump's administration.
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