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Oct 11, 2026

FGS Global analysis warns businesses of more interventionist Washington after 2026 midterms

Both political parties are expected to increase market intervention following the 2026 midterm elections as economic frustration drives the new Congress, according to an FGS Global analysis of Washington scenarios. The report highlights unusually high strategic uncertainty ahead for businesses.

Oct 11, 2026·4 sources
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  • ▪Decades-long Republican voter Nelson Vandermeer lost his product design job in 2025 when tariff pressures forced Michigan clockmaker Howard Miller to shut down its factory.
  • ▪Shapes Unlimited CEO Doug Rende paused recruitment for new positions and increased investment in robotic assembly to cope with tariff and freight expenses in 2026.
  • ▪FGS Global partner Michael Feldman stated that post-midterm Republican intervention would center on tariffs, industrial policy, domestic manufacturing incentives, and measures strengthening U.S. production capacity.

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2026 midterm elections1Economic policy1U.S. domestic politics1

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