The Bull and Bear Case for 2025

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Trump told The New York Post that he supported the program as well, though his businesses have tended to use a similar program for unskilled workers.
54% : And the dollar index rose 7.6 percent in the fourth quarter as global investors foresee Trump's "America first" economic vision disrupting global trade and reigniting inflation.
52% : Wall Street will also be watching whether Trump can pass his full agenda through a Republican-controlled Congress with a debt-ceiling battle looming.
22% : (During his first term, Trump often grumbled about the strong dollar and America's trade deficit.)
21% : She warned about the potential influence that the India-born Krishnan could have on immigration policy -- and accused Musk and his tech allies of using their influence with Trump to benefit their companies.
19% : Clean-energy stocks have also skidded as investors worry that Trump will repeal or roll back the Inflation Reduction Act, President Biden's signature climate policy, putting billions of dollars worth of tax credits in doubt.
17% : Trump has chosen Stephen Miller, the hard-liner who oversaw an immigration crackdown during his first administration, as his deputy chief of staff this time.

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