The article discusses how dealmakers anticipated a more stable economic environment with Trump 2.0, but ongoing uncertainties persist, regardless of the administration. Concerns over tariff-induced inflation and weak consumer confidence are affecting market sentiment. While some sellers remain optimistic about the bull market, others are hesitant. A notable trend in venture capital shows a preference for keeping successful startups like Stripe private. Additionally, Anduril, a defense-tech company, is reportedly raising $2.5 billion without immediate plans for an IPO, reflecting a cautious approach amid potential regulatory changes.
Dealmaker expectations for Trump 2.0 highlight the ongoing uncertainty in the market, regardless of political leadership, as some fear tariff-induced inflation and weakening consumer confidence.
Despite a few reticent sellers believing there is more to the bull market, many dealmakers are worried about inflation and adjusting their strategies accordingly.
The venture capital landscape shows a paradox where investors keep enabling top unicorns like Stripe to remain private, despite pressures from limited partners.
Anduril's $2.5 billion funding talks reflect a growing trend of private investments, with IPO ambitions remaining sidelined amid uncertain regulations under Trump's administration.
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