Trump says unhappy with US stimulus package; What will markets do now? Anil Singhvi explains
While incumbent US President Donald Trump is weeks away from demitting the Oval Office, he is still making headlines with his tweets. The outgoing President has indicated that he may not approve the USD 900 billion stimulus package and has asked for changes. Will his recent tweet over unhappiness on the quantum of stimulus package create market unrest?
While incumbent US President Donald Trump is weeks away from demitting the Oval Office, he is still making headlines with his tweets. The outgoing President has indicated that he may not approve the USD 900 billion stimulus package and has asked for changes. Will his recent tweet over unhappiness on the quantum of stimulus package create market unrest? How is this going to pan out for the markets? Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi deciphers it.
The Market Guru said that he had apprehensions over stimulus getting a smooth pass in the US. Singhvi said that while Trump is out, he is still not down and the recent fireworks are clear indication as to what lies ahead.
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He said that the package will ultimately get an approval, though there could be some friction in its passage.
A tweet from Trump has come after a long time and this could be a reason why Dow is showing some reaction. Though, Dow ended on a weaker footing on Tuesday, it is unlikely that his tweets will have any material impact on the markets.
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Package is a surety and there could only be some deviations here and there in the size of it, the Managing Editor opined.
One must realise that nothing is perfect and there is always some scope to improve it.
Trump is also a victim of his image and even on genuine points there is a suspicion factor.
He said that it is better not to put too much emphasis on what he is saying. The only thing that matters now is the stimulus package. The problem will be if it is not coming otherwise there is nothing to worry, Singhvi reiterated.
There is nothing to worry about Trump tweet, he concluded. Singhvi also noted that the US Markets have seen some correction. It is not wrong to have some consolidation and trade in a range bound manner after a good rally.
He said that the global indicators are not negative.
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