Trump's proposed economic policies may not all be fully implemented? Wharton School professor: He does not want to disrupt the bull market!
①Jeremy Siegel, a finance professor at the Wharton School of Business, said on Monday that in order to avoid losing the support of stock and bond investors, Trump may not fully implement his proposed economic policies; ②he pointed out that Trump has been keen in the past to use the stock market as a measure of the success or failure of a president, and as such, he may not want to disrupt the current bull market.
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