IS TRUMP ABOUT TO FACE TWO YEARS OF DIFFICULT GOVERNANCE? Following the Republican Party’s losses in both the House and Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, the balance of power in the U.S. will shift significantly starting January 2027. This means: - Trump will retain the presidency and control of the executive branch. - Passing new legislation on taxes, budgets, and the economy will become difficult. - He may face investigations from a Congress controlled by the Democratic Party. - Many policies on his agenda risk being delayed or obstructed. Trump will not lose the presidency, but he will have to govern with a Congress controlled by the opposition. The final two years of his term could become a highly challenging period for the Trump administration. This is also a key factor to monitor regarding U.S. economic policy, tariffs, and the regulatory framework for crypto. Information provided for reference only, intended to offer data and personal perspectives—not investment advice. Users should assess their own risk tolerance and suitability before making decisions.