Ray Dalio says 2026 US midterm elections may reverse Trump policies
The balance of power tends to shift every two years because political parties typically overpromise and underdeliver, according to the billionaire hedge fund manager.
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The balance of power tends to shift every two years because political parties typically overpromise and underdeliver, according to the billionaire hedge fund manager.
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