According to CoinMeta, Stephen Dover, the chief market strategist at Franklin Templeton Research, stated that the separation of powers in the U.S. government may reduce the likelihood of large-scale legislative reforms, but it may not necessarily decrease policy uncertainty. He pointed out that the confrontation between Congress and the White House could further exacerbate market volatility, especially for companies that are sensitive to international trade, government spending, and regulatory decisions. Healthcare companies may face stricter scrutiny regarding issues such as drug pricing, insurance costs, and healthcare reimbursement policies. Financial institutions could encounter more stringent oversight from Congress, while defense contractors may be affected by adjustments to government spending priorities. In addition, energy companies, including those involved in renewable energy development, may be more sensitive to changes in regulatory policies and federal government incentives.