US Treasury Secretary Bessent says that fight over refunds could be dragged out for weeks, months or years

This statement highlights potential delays in the resolution of refund disputes, which could introduce uncertainty in the market.

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Such drawn-out negotiations may affect sentiment and trade relations, impacting sectors sensitive to fiscal policy and government spending. Investors should brace for volatility in related assets as developments unfold.

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