MSN (December 20)
“The smooth economy that Donald Trump was poised to inherit suddenly looks a bit rockier — with critics saying the president-elect is contributing to the uncertainty.” After 10 days of losses, the DJSI “essentially ended Thursday flat” and the Federal Reserve “has become cautious about further interest rate cuts planned for next year” amid persistent inflation.
Tags: Cautious, DJSI, Economy, Fed, Flat, Interest rate cuts, Losses, Persistent inflation, President-elect, Rockier, Smooth, Trump, Uncertainty
American Banker (November 26)
“President-elect Donald Trump’s hard-lined immigration policies are likely to have implications for housing markets throughout the country, but not necessarily the ones he had in mind.” Though he “billed his hardline stance on the border and promised deportations as a solution to tight housing markets,” experts now expect such policies, “at least in terms of housing, could do more harm than good.”
Tags: Border, Deportations, Experts, Hard-lined, Harm, Housing markets, Immigration policies, Implications, President-elect, Trump
USA Today (November 8)
“Our long national nightmare, the Trump presidency, is finally nearing an end. But the brutal reality is this: Get ready for another national nightmare now that Joe Biden is the president-elect.” We are likely to be “in for a parade of horrors during Trump’s remaining time in power. Change is coming, but along the way, fasten seatbelts for severe turbulence.”
Tags: Biden, Change, National, Nightmare, Power, President-elect, Reality, Remaining time, Trump, Turbulence
USA Today (December 20)
“No administration in history has been as fraught with financial conflicts of interest as the incoming Trump administration, from the president-elect on down. If steps are not taken to manage these conflicts, the Trump administration is likely to become one of the most scandal-ridden in memory.”
