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Political scenario in the United States points to high interest rates for financial directors

Political changes in the United States will not bring relief in the cost of borrowing, experts point out.

BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM INFOMONEY · 1 MIN

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Political scenario in the United States points to high interest rates for financial directors

American companies must prepare for a challenging economic scenario in the coming years. According to info money, the Democratic party secured an absolute majority in both US legislative houses.

With the new political configuration, the regulatory environment tends to become more rigid. According to Info Money, companies will face greater scrutiny when investing in AI and data centers.

For corporate financial planning, the order is caution and adaptation. according to info money, the c fos project credit rates to continue at high levels for the year 2027, in the assessment of josh putnam, from ey parthenon.

Still according to info money, financing conditions will remain volatile regardless of the party in control of congress.

What changes for the investor

Market operators and stock and fixed income investors need to recalibrate their long-term theses given the prospect of high interest rates and greater oversight over technology and data infrastructure sectors in the United States.

Automatically translated from Portuguese.

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