NEW YORK: The economic boost from an expected US$ 1 trillion( RM4.21 trillion) infrastructure bill working its way through the US Senate has helped push Wall Street stocks near record levels, but some investors are concerned that the next two months in Washington could be rocky.At issue is not only the bipartisan infrastructure bill, but an expected US$ 3.5 trillion( RM14.76 trillion) in proposed spending in a Democrat-led reconciliation bill. There is also a showdown coming over the debt ceilin

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