Grisanti: U.S. Election Is Act Two to Brexit's Act One

The transcript discusses the potential impacts of the U.S. election on markets, comparing it to Brexit. It examines Trump's policies, highlighting their divergence from traditional Republican views, and the potential political stalemate. The economic implications of a Trump presidency, such as a stronger dollar and changes in trade, are analyzed. The possibility of a unified government leading to policy changes in areas like Obamacare and trade is also explored.

What unexpected similarity is highlighted between Clinton and Trump's policies?

• Their tax policies are surprisingly similar.

• Both have the same stance on climate change.

• Both support the same immigration policies.

• They have identical healthcare plans.

What is a potential outcome of the political stalemate in the U.S. according to the Harvard Business School report?

• Increased global trade

• Improved economic competitiveness

• A significant threat to economic competitiveness

• A decrease in political tensions

What immediate economic effect is predicted with a Trump presidency?

• Strengthening of the euro

• Strengthening of the dollar

• Increase in global trade

• Rise in treasury yields

What is one potential benefit of a unified government under Trump?

• Complete elimination of Obamacare

• Movement on previously stagnant policies

• No changes in existing policies

• Increased political stalemate

What is a predicted consequence of a collapse in global trade under Trump?

• Decrease in global risk

• Strengthening of the euro

• Inflow of money into the U.S.

• Increase in global cooperation