US President Trump says he might veto extension of health insurance subsidies

President Trump's potential veto on extending health insurance subsidies signals possible instability in domestic policy, which may affect investor sentiment across risk assets.

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This could lead to volatility in equities and currencies, particularly impacting the USD, as uncertainty around fiscal support weighs on market confidence. Traders should watch for reactions in broader markets and consider positioning around potential shifts in policy direction.

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