
100 Days in Office – Post-election Macroeconomic Update
New tariffs, immigration and deregulation policies can affect the global economy and financial markets. These changes can alter GDP growth, inflation expectations, valuations and cost of capital assumptions.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Specialized Knowledge
Level
Overview
CPE Credits
1.5
Instructor
Carla Nunes, Harold Martin
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4837965
Economic and financial market trends during the first 100 days
Under the new Trump administration, policies regarding deregulation, immigration, tariffs and taxation may affect the global economy and financial markets.
Join Carla Nunes and Harold Martin as they reflect on economic and financial market trends during the first 100 days of the Trump administration and discuss the related impact on valuation analyses and cost of capital assumptions.
Key Topics
- Influence of new administration's policies on U.S. financial markets
- Effects of tariffs and deportations on inflation and Fed rates
- Impact of tax cut promises and increased government debt on long-term interest rates
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the current U.S. economic and financial market conditions that may affect valuations and cost of capital estimates.
- Recognize the effect of new administration policies on tariffs, immigration and deregulation on inflation expectations and U.S. real GDP growth projections.
- Recognize how central bank monetary policies and increased government debt affect long-term interest rates and the corresponding impact on risk-free rates used in cost of equity and debt estimates.
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all business professionals
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