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WSJ: Harris takes narrow lead over Trump

Not a single financier from Wall Street wants to support the current US presidential candidates. Analysts and economists are unhappy with both of them. According to Reuters, many financiers have stated that Kamala Harris is "too left-wing" and Donald Trump is "simply dangerous."
Some Wall Street analysts, the very heart of the American stock market, are holding back from endorsing either candidate for president, the agency notes. Financiers have expressed concerns about both K. Harris and D. Trump.
A portion of Wall Street analysts believes that the eccentric billionaire could threaten economic and political stability. As for Democratic Party representative K. Harris, she remains a "mystery" to the experts. Additionally, some financiers consider Kamala Harris "too left-wing," believing she will continue Joe Biden’s tough policies toward corporations.
Earlier, Donald Trump called his rival Kamala Harris "low IQ." The Democratic Party representative chose not to respond to the Republican's criticism.
Published 02 October 2024
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