TRUMP SAYS THE FOX NEWS POLL, “ALWAYS THE WORST,” IS SO INSULTING WITH THE QUESTIONS IT ASKS, CLAIMING EVERY QUESTION IS A HIT JOB AND EVERY ANSWER IS “BULLSHIT,” AND THAT THIS HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR YEARS - TRUTH SOCIAL

Former President Donald Trump, in a post on Truth Social, criticized a Fox News poll as "always the worst," arguing that its questions are insulting, framed as hit jobs, and that its answers are dismissive, a complaint he said has persisted for years. The headline itself contains no reported price move, earnings figure, policy change, or economic data, so there is no direct transmission channel through rates, inflation expectations, supply conditions, or capital flows. The most plausible market link is indirect and sentiment-based: political rhetoric aimed at polling and media can affect perceptions of political risk and the electoral outlook, which may feed into positioning in politically sensitive sectors such as defense, energy, healthcare, and tariff-exposed industrials, though the headline offers no evidence of an actual repricing. Assets most loosely associated with Trump-related headlines include the U.S. dollar, Treasuries, and sector ETFs whose valuations depend on policy expectations, but these exposures depend on subsequent policy action rather than on criticism of a poll. Traders would be better served watching the next scheduled Fox News or other major national poll re

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