President-elect Donald Trump’s Nov. 5 victory is poised to have significant effects on a wide swath of industries, likely helping determine whether banks, drugmakers, health insurers, internet platforms and automakers remain under regulatory pressure or see some relief. Corporate tax rates and antitrust scrutiny of M&A will also be affected. Bloomberg Intelligence policy analysts on Nov. 7 discussed the anticipated election impacts across a number of industries and topics.

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The US presidential election on Nov. 5 will likely have significant ramifications for the energy and renewables sectors, affecting companies ranging from oil and gas producers such as Exxon Mobil and Hess to renewables enterprises First Solar and Enphase. On Oct. 29, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Nathan Dean, Rob Barnett, Will Hares, Vince Piazza, Brett Gibbs and Talon Custer discussed the implications of the election and answered questions about the outlook. Topics included the future of liquefied-natural-gas policy, whether the Inflation Reduction Act is likely to be repealed or amended under a Trump presidency and the future growth of climate-change policy initiatives.
This episode was recorded on Oct. 24.

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The US presidential election on Nov. 5 is likely to have significant effects on the antitrust landscape for years to come, with appointments to the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission on the line, as well as differing approaches to both the oversight of mergers and acquisitions and future enforcement actions. Big tech companies like Google, Meta, Amazon.com and Apple have been in the spotlight in recent years, though electoral outcomes could modify this focus. In this episode of Bloomberg Intelligence’s Votes and Verdicts podcast, BI analysts Jennifer Rie and Justin Teresi discuss the implications of the election on the future of antitrust policy.
This episode was recorded on Oct. 24.

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