Odaily Planet Daily News: Wei Li, BlackRock's global chief investment strategist, said that U.S. Treasury investors should consider the possibility of Trump being elected president after Trump said that if elected, he would seek to influence U.S. monetary policy. "When we think about what might happen, there is this risk." Li added that fiscal issues will also affect demand for long-term Treasury bonds. Trump said on Thursday that the president should have some say in setting interest rates. Both during his presidency and more recently in the 2024 campaign, Trump's challenge to the independence of the Federal Reserve has broken the long-standing norm that the president does not influence the decisions of Federal Reserve policymakers. Li said, "No matter who enters the White House, all of this shows that in the future we need to think more carefully about portfolio construction around U.S. Treasuries." (Jinshi)