Looks like economists are finally chilling out about the whole Trump economic policy thing. A fresh Wall Street Journal survey reveals that the initial anxiety about policy changes has considerably eased among financial professionals. Market watchers are recalibrating their expectations, suggesting sentiment might be shifting away from worst-case scenarios. This kind of macro confidence shift could reshape how investors think about asset allocation and risk management in the broader economy.
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WhaleWatcher
· 5h ago
Nah, isn't this a typical market sentiment reversal... Two months ago, everyone was shouting about the end of the world, and now things are comfortable again. Just wait for the next crash to start screaming again.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 5h ago
Ha, they're changing their tune again. It seems the panic selling from a couple of days ago was all for nothing.
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AirdropHuntress
· 5h ago
Speaking of which, after research and analysis, the data logic behind this wave of mindset change is actually worth scrutinizing... Waiting to see the subsequent policy details, it feels far from that simple.
Looks like economists are finally chilling out about the whole Trump economic policy thing. A fresh Wall Street Journal survey reveals that the initial anxiety about policy changes has considerably eased among financial professionals. Market watchers are recalibrating their expectations, suggesting sentiment might be shifting away from worst-case scenarios. This kind of macro confidence shift could reshape how investors think about asset allocation and risk management in the broader economy.