US banker supports Trump, but predicts Ha Ri Su will win the presidential election

A recent survey found that US banking industry experts have the highest approval rating for former president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
The survey found that people favor Trump over the former vice president by a small margin.
A survey of 191 U.S. banking workers by Arizent, publisher of The Banker, found that they support Trump by a narrow margin, but
The survey predicted that Kamala Harris would win the election. According to the survey results, 59% of the respondents, or about 112 people, predicted that Harris would win the election and that the Democratic presidential nominee would be elected in January next year.
But when asked whether a Trump or Ha Ri Su administration would be better for the banking industry, 58% of respondents chose Trump.
"Interestingly, 58% of bankers surveyed said they thought the Trump administration was doing a lot of damage to their industry and individual companies," American Banker reported.
"The same viewpoint was expressed when asked which presidential election outcome would be better for regulation and policy issues, while 35% said Ha Ri Su would be best for the banking industry," the report said.
The same results were obtained from the national perspective, as was the case when the questions "What would be the impact of the election?" were also confirmed. The media reported that this presidential election has seen little mention of the actual policies that both candidates will implement if elected.
"This has been a somewhat unusual election cycle, with no clear path to a new election cycle," he said. This has led to uncertainty in the banking industry.