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Trump open to bipartisan talks on fiscal matters
The president indicated a willingness to collaborate with Democratic legislators regarding economic proposals.
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Midterm Elections
Stocks rally as Trump accepts midterm election results
The S&P 500 rose 1.58 percent on Wednesday after President Trump accepted Democratic midterm victories, reducing fears of political instability. Analysts noted this cooperation could support a strong year-end finish, though risks from Iran and policy remain.
Congressional Shift
Trump open to financial deals with new Democratic Congress
The president indicated willingness to negotiate on fiscal matters despite Republican losses, while maintaining his stance on tariffs and border security. He also denied reports of replacing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Crypto Regulation
Democratic lawmakers reportedly draft new crypto oversight legislation
House Democrats are said to be preparing a bill that would expand SEC authority and limit CFTC power. The proposal also includes restrictions on federal officials' cryptocurrency holdings, including the president's.
Iran
Trump says Iran war and prices contributed to midterm losses
President Trump stated that the Iran conflict was a factor in the recent midterm election defeat, while also noting that price increases were a cause.
Midterm Elections
White House gathers press for Trump midterm reaction
The White House press pool was called to the Palm Room doors, marking the first on-camera reaction from President Trump to the midterm election results.
Iran
House Democrats plan bill to end Iran war and tariffs
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said lawmakers have not heard from President Trump but intend to pass legislation to stop tariffs and end the conflict with Iran.
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