UBS discusses taxes, spending, debt, and deficits under Trump 2.0 By Investing.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Extending personal income tax cuts from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would alone cost an estimated $4 trillion over ten years.
54% : However, political resistance to these measures remains strong.
53% : By maintaining artificially low interest rates and implementing regulatory measures to ensure institutional purchases of government bonds, the administration could contain debt servicing expenses.
49% : Current projections suggest that U.S. debt-to-GDP will climb to 132% by 2034 under existing trends, with deficits expected to remain above 7% of GDP over the next decade. Efforts to stabilize the debt-to-GDP ratio will likely require difficult choices, including entitlement reform and potential tax increases.
27% : Although Trump has laid out ambitious tax cuts and spending promises, UBS anticipates that slim Republican majorities in Congress will pose challenges.

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