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2026-11-05
Franklin Templeton Research Institute chief market strategist Stephen Dover said a divided U.S. government could lower the odds of large-scale legislative reform but would not necessarily reduce policy uncertainty. He warned heightened confrontation
Franklin Templeton Research Institute chief market strategist Stephen Dover said a divided U.S. government could lower the odds of large-scale legislative reform but would not necessarily reduce policy uncertainty. He warned heightened confrontation between Congress and the White House could increase market volatility, particularly for firms sensitive to international trade, government spending and regulation. Healthcare companies may face tougher scrutiny on drugs pricing, insurance costs and public health-insurance reimbursement. Financial institutions could face stricter congressional oversight. Defense contractors are exposed to shifts in spending priorities. Energy firms, including renewable developers, would be sensitive to changes in regulation and federal incentives.
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Local time Nov. 4, US President Trump made his first public appearance since midterm losses, briefing reporters on progress at a White House banquet hall. He said if his name had been on the ballot they could have won, that he might be able to get al
Local time Nov. 4, US President Trump made his first public appearance since midterm losses, briefing reporters on progress at a White House banquet hall. He said if his name had been on the ballot they could have won, that he might be able to get along with Democrats, and that Democratic efforts to impeach him would destroy the Democratic Party.
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