What Will 2025 Bring - A Fiscal Hangover From Elections

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Whilst the new Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will see the benefits of a strong dollar, the weakness of 'foreign' currencies is anathema to the worldview of Donal Trump, who dreams of another Plaza Accord (a 'Mar-a-Lago Accord') that might reset the competitiveness of the dollar.
54% : The contradiction here, and specifically between the three strands to emerge from the plenum, is that in its policy making and economy China needs innovation but is creating a socio-political system that smothers it.
35% : Following the election of Donald Trump, a range of key currencies have weakened noticeably - the yen, Brazil's real, the Indian rupee, renminbi and the euro.

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