US President Trump reiterates that effective Feb 1st, no more payments will be made by the government to states for sanctuary cities

President Trump's announcement regarding the cessation of payments to sanctuary cities could heighten political tensions domestically, which may influence market sentiment.

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In the forex and equities space, potential risks to stability could lead to a flight to safe-haven assets like gold and USD, as traders assess broader implications for fiscal policy and political dynamics ahead of upcoming elections.

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