Goldman: Trump Likely To Win In 2020, But…

In late March, we talked a bit about what an inverted yield curve has presaged for presidential elections throughout history. Trump campaigned in part on a promise that his policies would usher in a veritable economic miracle and he's been at pains lately to explain why things aren't better than they are considering the sheer grandiosity of his campaign rhetoric. For any other president, explanations wouldn't be in order because, recent stumbles notwithstanding, the economy is doing fine. But f

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