... investors will prefer safer government securities. These measures demonstrate possible ways that can be used to stabilize the debt burden. Trump's new measures and their possible impact on the national debt With Donald Trump's recent victory in the election, the attention of the world community and investors is focused on what steps he will take to reduce the US national debt. In his last term, Trump pursued a strategy of economic stimulus through tax breaks and support for businesses. However, ...

... they hint at policy shifts. Tuesday, November 19 G20 Summit (Day 2): Foreign ministers from key European nations (Poland, France, Germany, UK, Italy) will discuss the Ukraine conflict’s economic impacts and Europe’s future after Trump’s recent election. Australian Central Bank Meeting Minutes: Analysts will look for signals on potential rate hikes or pauses. Key Economic Data: EU Current Account (September) — 12:00 MSK: Reveals EU’s export-import balance. EU CPI (October) — 13:00 MSK: ...

... into the U.S. market with the launch of a new stablecoin for institutional clients—a move made possible thanks to clear regulatory criteria. The U.S. administration's policy is currently supportive of the crypto industry. Donald Trump, during his election campaign, promised to make America the "crypto capital of the world," and these promises are now being supported by concrete actions. The presidential working group on digital assets, created immediately after the inauguration, has ...

... regulations. The SEC's initiative followed shortly after the publication of the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets report, which urged regulators to "immediately allow the trading of digital assets at the federal level." During his election campaign, Trump promised to make the U.S. the "crypto capital of the world," and these promises are now being backed by concrete actions. The new SEC leadership has already scaled back high-profile lawsuits against major exchanges initiated ...

... receiving support from falling US bond yields. The Bank of Japan maintained its ultra-loose monetary policy at its late July meeting, leaving the key rate negative and only slightly adjusting bond yield control parameters. Prior to the July 27 upper house elections, uncertainty somewhat restrained the market; however, the ruling coalition managed to retain a majority, which participants viewed positively—the course for stimulating the economy will continue. Indian stock indices continue to reach historical ...