U.S. Midterms Push Investors to Reassess the 2028 Policy Outlook
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The November midterms are feeding into investor expectations for policy debates that could extend through President Donald Trump’s second term and into the 2028 presidential race. Investors are weighing how a change in congressional control might affect fiscal and infrastructure policy, as well as the broader direction of U.S. policy. If Democrats win both chambers, legislative gridlock could intensify, with the federal budget, debt ceiling and rules for AI data center construction among the likely points of conflict. Chris Grisanti, chief market strategist at MAI Capital Management, sees Republicans as having a strong chance of retaining the Senate.
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