Future Tax Battles: What U.S. Elections Mean for Investors and Corporations

Donald Trump has won the US presidential election, becoming the 47th president and the second to serve non-consecutive terms. His agenda includes extending tax cuts, restricting immigration, and implementing tariffs to boost domestic production. While markets initially reacted positively, concerns loom over potential economic challenges such as increased government borrowing costs, reduced immigration affecting labor supply, and trade tensions impacting global relations. The Republican clean sweep could facilitate his policies, but a split Congress might complicate legislative efforts.