Donald Trump’s presidential victory and Republicans’ imminent control of both the U.S. Senate and House show a fairly clear direction for policy in 2025.

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History says the S&P 500 could advance 8% through September 2025, and the growth-focused Nasdaq Composite could advance 19%.