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Donald Trump’s “excess of breathtaking fiscal policy” and the Federal Reserve’s independence risk attacks reduced the position of America because the final safe shelters for foreign investors, the economists voted by the Financial Times have warned.

The poll conducted by the Cent a Clark Center for Global Markets at the Chicago Booth School of Business found that more than 90 percent of the economists were either worried to some extent or were very concerned about the safe role of a secure property of US $ in the next five to 10 years.

The White House insisted this week that Trump’s economic policies will help in cutting American debt as it has created the final pitch Win on fiscal hox in Senate And get the President’s chief tax bill on the line.

But the fiscal guards indicate measures contained in independent estimates, including the Congress budget office, including the Congress budget office. Budget Bill-that Trump called the “The Big Beautiful Bill”-American will push the federal debt after this decade since its last decade after the world war.

When Dollar The global market is usually appreciated during nervousness, after the unveiling of Trump’s aggressive mutual tariff on 2 April, rapid sales in the global equity markets were merged with the depreciation of the American currency.

The benchmark S&P500 has been recovered since then and is on one All -time high People hope that Trump’s economic policies will not derail development or fuel inflation in the world’s largest economy.

“Safe-heaven appears to be assets [the] Swiss frank and gold. In fact, [the] The US looks like an emerging market, leading to the growing risks to the growing risk premiere that increases long -term yields and takes down the currency value, ”said Saroj Bhattarai at the University of Texas in Austin.

The dollar is trading at a three -year low of a three -year low amid fiscal stability on freedom of Federal Reserve and concerns over question marks. Trump continues to attack Jai Powell Their reluctance to cut interest rates amid concerns that global trade may increase war inflation.

“Excess of breathtaking fiscal policy is all guaranteed, but it invites, although rarely guarantees, heartburn about dollar assets,” said Robert Barbera at Johns Hopkins University.

“Married to the emerging reality, which is for the acquisition of a real White House of the Fed – through a Powell firing or as a Powell replacement in the form of championing of a hack?

Pavel’s term ends in May 2026 and there is speculation that Trump may name him Choose to change it In a bid to weaken the fed chair.

“Fiscal deficit, intentionally affect government functions to shrink US financial account and to devalue dollars, all negatively questions about uncertainty about succession in Fed and Fed Federation all negatively affect [the safe haven status of the dollar]”Anna Sislak said at Duke University.

American treasury yields, which usually fall in the time of market instability, increased in early April. While the benchmark has fallen by about 4.3 percent of the yield of 10 years, many economists said that it could soon hit 5 percent-a level that will increase anxiety within the Trump administration.

Out of the 47 respondents of the survey, about three-fourths of respondents extended the yield on a 10-year loan to exceed 5 percent by the middle of next year.

“U.S. Treasury [bonds] EV Pappa at the Universidad Carlos III D Madrid said, “EV Pappa said,” Look at what happened on ‘Mukti Day’ for US 10 years vs. European yield. ,

Economists have become more depressed on the US economic approach as they were last voted in March.

The medieval expectation is now for the world’s largest economy to increase by 1.5 percent during this year, slightly below an estimate of 1.6 percent in the spring.

Separate surveys from economists and American homes and businesses suggest that the forecasts for development and confidence were rapidly submerged after the announcement of the April 2 tariff, but since then the trade between the US and China has been partially recovered on the back of the business and grows in equity prices.

Economists have also become more hawkish at price pressures, this year the average expectations for core PCE inflation increased from 2.8 percent to 3 percent in March, between expectations that Trump’s tariff will be passed to American consumers.

But only a few respondents believed that the core was more than 50 percent of the PCE inflation, which was more than 4 percent and the unemployment rate was more than 5 percent at any point between simultaneously and the end of 2026.

In May, the consumer price index is better than the expected reading for inflation that is expected to pass the cost of tariffs less than the cost of tariffs.

But in May published on Friday, the annual figure for core personal consumption explication inflation increased from 2.6 percent to 2.7 percent last month.