WASHINGTON D.C./NEW YORK — Many Wall Street executives have reservations about backing either candidate in the US presidential election, worried that former president Donald Trump's policies will hurt the economy but wary Vice President Kamala Harris will lean too far left.
WASHINGTON D.C./NEW YORK — Many Wall Street executives have reservations about backing either candidate in the US presidential election, worried that former president Donald Trump 's policies will hurt the economy but wary Vice President Kamala Harris will lean too far left.
In an email to Reuters, billionaire entrepreneur and Harris backer Mark Cuban noted that stocks rose when company taxes were higher, adding: 'Anything that is a step towards reducing the deficit is a plus.' But he said that both candidates are making promises they may not be able to keep. 'Neither candidate's policies have any details about how they would get passed.
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