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    Christopher Joye

    Second subprime crisis more likely with Trump in the White House

    Investors need to start preparing for how a re-elected Donald Trump will shape inflation, interest rates, and hence asset prices.

    Christopher JoyeColumnist

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    With the US Federal Reserve desperately seeking to lower interest rates in September to bolster Joe Biden’s electoral prospects, one topic that has not commanded enough attention has been what a Trump presidency will mean for markets.

    Helpfully, The Wall Street Journal has just released a survey of economists that reveals inflation and interest rates are likely to be higher for longer under a Trump regime.

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