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According to Barclays, the American administration announced numerous executive orders in reforms related to world trade, immigration and global geopolitics, which resulted in increased levels of uncertainty and volatility, in which markets witness a series of policy changes. The research analysts of the company indicate that higher uncertainty costs global growth. In the US there is a decrease in consumer confidence, while the personal expenditure remains weak and GDP predictions fell sharply, says the company.
S&P Global is of the opinion that the shifting policy mix of the Trump administration in 2025 still leads a faster fall in growth in growth. Although the growth rate of the company remains unchanged at 1.9% (mainly due to higher basic effects from a strong end to 2024), it expects a fall in growth to 1.6% by Q4. It is expected that unemployment will float higher, a peak against 4.6% against the middle of the year 2026, whereby the public sector will probably extend the payroll expansion. This is in contrast with strong contributions to the growth of jobs in the past 2 years.
S&P Global expects inflation to stay closer to 3.0% in 2025, because the rates result in higher prices along the domestic supply chain and for end consumers. That is why the company expects that one 25-Basiss point federal funds is reduced to 2025, which closes the year at the reach of 4.00% -4.25%.
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Before 2025, Russell Investments expects a soft landing for the US economy. It assumes that the new administration will alleviate the more aggressive views on rates and immigration. According to the company, the US economy is expected to grow at a trend-like pace of 2.0% in 2025. The policy of the Trump administration shows a delicate balance act. The company believes that tax reforms and deregulation can help stimulate growth, mainly in domestic and cyclic sectors. Its work assumption is aimed at the new administration that does not strive for aggressive policy that results in inflation risks.
Although the rates and immigration controls are likely to be implemented, the company is of the opinion that the extent is expected to be limited by the inflation views. In general, Russell Investments expects the policy mix to support the trust of companies that can feed a revival of capital markets and offer favorable racon for private assets.
