Stock market slides as election rally cools
The post-election surge in U.S. stock markets lost momentum this week, with the S&P 500 down 2% amid investor uncertainty over economic policies under President-elect Donald J. Trump. This marks a sharp reversal from last week’s 4.7% gain, driven by election clarity, expectations of business-friendly policies, and a Federal Reserve rate cut.
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