US President Trump wins over the Republican holdout on spending deal, according to Semafor

President Trump's success in winning over Republican holdouts on a spending deal suggests a more stable political environment, which could bolster market sentiment.

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This development may influence risk assets positively, while potentially strengthening the USD as investor confidence grows. However, the implications for specific asset classes will depend on how the spending plans are perceived in terms of fiscal responsibility and inflationary pressure.

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