Trump’s presidency carries plenty of market risk, experts warn

Published On Nov 10, 2024, 11:38 AM

Experts warn that while the stock market has reacted positively to President-elect Donald Trump’s economic plans, there could be significant risks ahead. Key concerns center around potential inflation from trade tariffs and significant government spending. Analysts express caution that inflation could hinder the expected benefits of tax cuts and deregulation. Companies heavily reliant on imports from China, such as Dell, HPQ, and Logitech, may face pressure if tariffs are reinstated. Overall, experts predict a mixed outlook with heightened risks that may counter the market's current momentum.

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Potential inflation and tariff reinstatement may adversely affect tech stocks, particularly those reliant on imports from China. Dell, HPQ, and Logitech are singled out as particularly vulnerable.

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Negative

Given the potential for economic policies that may contribute to inflation and fiscal deficits, the broader market may face downturn risks. S&P 500 could see pressure based on upcoming inflation data and fiscal policies.

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