TRUMP: 'I HAVE ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD' FOR DEAL

Donald Trump stated he has "all the time in the world" to reach a deal, signaling patience in ongoing negotiations or strategic positioning. The comment is likely to influence market perceptions around timing and urgency in policy, regulatory, or legal resolutions tied to his business or political interests. Sentiment around assets linked to Trump, including media ventures (TIME) and global investment exposure (WORLD), may be driven by shifts in risk appetite tied to perceived stability or delay. The remark could affect investor calculus regarding near-term catalysts, particularly if linked to debt restructuring, media deals, or political funding timelines. Traders will watch upcoming financial disclosures or regulatory filings for Trump-affiliated entities as a key near-term catalyst.

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