Markets Read Trump’s Signals, Not His Tweets
TL;DR
The Long View argues that markets are increasingly pricing Trump’s signals rather than every pronouncement: stocks have risen on hints of a ceasefire or tariff pauses, while bond markets remain cautious and sensitive to monetary-policy risks, as big investors rebalance away from perceived US credibility threats and towards diversified debt, implying the market’s ‘measure’ of Trump appears in divergent reactions across asset classes.
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