¿Qué significa para Trump perder el control del Congreso?

Bloomberg's headline asks what it would mean for Donald Trump to lose control of Congress, framing a hypothetical shift in the balance of legislative power rather than reporting a completed event. The main transmission channel for markets runs through fiscal and regulatory expectations: divided government typically reduces the probability of large unilateral spending, tax, or tariff measures passing without bipartisan support, which tends to compress the risk premium embedded in sectors sensitive to policy shocks. Assets most exposed are those whose valuations hinge on the durability of the current administration's agenda, including the TRUMP token, whose price tends to track political sentiment and attention cycles rather than cash-flow fundamentals. Traders should watch the upcoming congressional forecasts and polling updates, along with any Senate and House race results, as the clearest near-term catalysts for repricing political-risk expectations.

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