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This tax season’s big winners got over $32 billion back from new tax cuts

April 15, 2026·MarketWatch Top StoriesEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

While US tax cuts are generating substantial refunds for American taxpayers, GCC investors with significant US exposure should monitor potential implications for fiscal deficits and interest rate trajectories, which could influence dollar valuations and global market dynamics. The stimulus effect on US consumer spending may also benefit multinational companies and sectors favored by Gulf institutional portfolios, though rising deficits could pressure bond yields and equity valuations longer-term.

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