The chart, shared by Jamie Murry Chief Economist (EMEA), Bloomberg is the gauge of daily economic uncertainty in the United States.
Republican candidate Donald Trump's win naturally clouded the outlook on the policy front. Nobody knows, how much he would compromise on the issues he raised throughout the campaign. It is widely expected that he would naturally negotiate and try to make a deal, be it infrastructure spending, defense or healthcare, however, nobody knows how much?
We expect these uncertainties to pass fairly quickly as much of these have been the fruits of mis- or lack of communication.


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