Investors could be getting ahead of themselves after Trump's trade truce

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "I think this rally is just too much too fast until we get more specificity as far as what the real trade terms are going to be, what they may have as far as impacts on the economy overall, as well as what individual companies will be affected and which ones aren't," said Dave Sekera, Morningstar's chief strategist, in a note on Monday. Plenty of risks aside from tariffs remain as well, like the debt ceiling, how potential tax cuts play out, and whether geopolitical tensions cool or worsen, said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
28% : Though it appears unlikely that tariff rates will revert to the same heights, the potential is there for Trump to ratchet up import taxes again to some degree if he so chooses.
24% : This inflation risk assumes Trump keeps tariffs at current levels -- and he may well not.

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