Stock market ruled by 'Trump trade' and the Fed. Here's how to keep track.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Developments on this front, if Trump is elected, will need to be watched closely, he said.Check out: 'Inflationary' tariffs by U.S. could upset expectations for multiple Fed rate cutsStocks did wobble late in the past week, with the rotation failing to buoy the S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 giving back some of its big gains.
30% : Trump has also proposed heavy import tariffs that are seen as potentially inflationary, raising questions about how far the Fed will be able to cut interest rates once it begins an easing cycle as well as how far Treasury yields might fall.
21% : Last weekend Trump, who earlier this summer was convicted on felony charges tied to hush-money payments to a porn star, survived an assassination attempt at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania that left the shooter and an audience member dead.
18% : Neither Biden nor Trump are seen as inclined to make reining in a burgeoning fiscal deficit a priority.

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