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Both political parties face pressure to increase market intervention following the 2026 midterms, according to a new scenario framework from FGS Global.
The advisory firm, which released the analysis to Axios, argues that economic frustration will drive a shift in congressional behavior, ending the period where Congress ceded significant power to the executive branch in a Trump-dominated Washington.
The report, titled "Alternative Futures: Beyond November," serves as a sequel to previous FGS work that informed "Behind the Curtain" columns by Jim VandeHei and the author.
FGS positions the document as a tool for business leaders to navigate the strategic battles ahead, focusing on how power will be exercised and how both parties will evolve.
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