What is next for the US after Donald Trump's re-election?

Round-up of Trump's policies

Sorin Dojan
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Investment Week senior reporter Sorin-Andrei Dojan discusses the state of the US economy and what policies to expect from a second Trump term.

It has been just over a week since Donald Trump won the US presidential election, which will see him take office early next year. Already, markets have had a huge reaction and are still digesting what the next four years will look like in a Trump 2.0 era with regards to domestic and international policy. The US economy, which just recorded a rise in inflation for the first time since March, will be one of the first beasts the incoming president will have to tackle.

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