Historically, Trump's statements on social and religious issues have had limited direct impact on the bond market, as they are not directly related to economic policies or financial regulations. However, the overall perception of stability and confidence in the government can influence market sentiment. In this case, the establishment of a new Religious Liberty Commission may be seen as a positive step for social cohesion, but its impact on the bond market is likely to be neutral, as it does not directly address fiscal policies, interest rates, or regulatory changes that typically affect bond yields and prices. The bond market may be more focused on upcoming economic data, monetary policy decisions, and geopolitical events. Thus, the sentiment score for the bond market is 50, indicating a neutral impact. The market is likely to remain focused on more significant economic indicators and policy decisions