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The small Kennedy effect: Major exodus of pharmaceutical stocks in the USA
Several weeks have passed since Trump nominated Alex Azar as Secretary of Health and Human Services, yet the trend of investors withdrawing from the medical care sector has not diminished. So far this year, the performance of the Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLV) in comparison to the S&P 500 index is approaching the lowest level in the past thirty years. Goldman Sachs believes that significant economic events may need to occur + related policies become clearer + corporate profit expectations are raised in order to attract investors back.
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US pharmaceutical stocks plummet, has the market overreacted to Little Kennedy?
Source: Analysis from Wall Street News states that even if Kennedy is confirmed as the Secretary of Health in the usa, he may not be able to "make a big impact". First, there may be divisions within Trump's team; secondly, it is uncertain whether Kennedy has the authority to appoint leaders of departments like the FDA; finally, Trump may appoint individuals with industry backgrounds as FDA commissioners, directing Kennedy's attention to focus on nutrition rather than pharmaceutical approvals. The famous "anti-vaccine pioneer" and advocate for healthy eating, the new government-nominated Secretary of Health Robert Kennedy, is dining with the loyal "fast food enthusiast" Trump, who promotes rapid vaccine development.
The "Diet Duo" leads a sharp decline in pharmaceutical stocks, as Trump's new health secretary opposes vaccines and weight loss drugs.
Kennedy, known as the "anti-vaccine pioneer," strongly opposes GLP-1 drugs, believing they are the wrong approach to addressing the obesity crisis. On Friday, the stock prices of the "weight loss giants" eli lilly and co and novo-nordisk a/s fell by 4.93% and 3.4%, respectively, and other companies dedicated to developing weight loss drugs also suffered heavy losses.