KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 4 (Bernama) -- The United States (US) is unlikely to significantly ease its protectionist trade policies despite the Democrats' midterm election gains, as economic nationalism has become a bipartisan position, a Malaysian analyst said.
US Protectionist Trade Policies Unlikely To Change Despite Democratic Gains – Analyst
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US protectionist trade policies are unlikely to change despite Democratic gains, as economic nationalism is bipartisan.
- Analyst says major tariff policy changes are unlikely in the US.
- Economic nationalism is now a bipartisan issue in US politics.
- Democratic gains may limit Trump's political influence but not his ideology.
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