Trump: what to expect in his next 100 days? By Investing.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "Trump was quick ... to spend the political capital he had gained, issuing close to 100 executive orders on his first day in office, and that total is now up to more than 140," Capital Economics notes, calling the reliance on executive power "unusual in modern history.
54% : As focus now shifts to the next 100 days, will Trump deliver a major fiscal package-including tax cuts-to sustain economic growth amid political gridlock and budgetary hurdles?
53% : While the additional $400 billion in annual tariff revenue can't be formally included in the budget reconciliation, the report suggests that it "should still be enough to persuade the hawks that the deficit won't increase when the original Trump tax cuts are extended and are supplemented with additional tax cuts aimed at blue-collar workers.
52% : Investing.com -- President Donald Trump's first 100 days back in office for a second term have been marked by sweeping executive actions on trade, immigration, and government restructuring, moves he described as "medicine" necessary to address the nation's challenges.
44% : "We expect the uncertainty to ease further, as it becomes evident that Trump will accept minor concessions from most countries, in order to leave reciprocal tariffs at the 10% minimum rate," the report said. Road to Major Fiscal Package Paved With Uncertainty The political roadmap to a major fiscal package, however, is far from clear.
40% : Trump Leans on Executive Power to Bring Sweeping Changes Needed for 'Golden Age' Trump's second-term agenda has been nothing short of radical, with the president issuing more than 140 executive orders in his first 100 days-- more than triple the number signed by his predecessor, Joe Biden.
31% : On trade, meanwhile, the initial shock in markets from "liberation day" April 2 tariffs, which were harsher than expected, forced Trump into a partial U-turn as the president paused reciprocal tariffs for most countries.

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