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Cannabis stocks and ETFs surged after Trump said his administration could reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III within weeks, according to Benzinga. The change would ease regulations, cut taxes, improve banking access, and boost medical research. The announcement triggered sharp Monday gains, with major cannabis companies and ETFs posting double-digit jumps. Reclassification could expand the $30 billion U.S. market by allowing tax deductions, improving capital access, and attracting new investors while signaling reduced federal crackdowns. Analysts say such a shift could also encourage state-level legalization, standardize products, and strengthen the medical cannabis sector, keeping cannabis ETFs in focus for both traders and long-term investors.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Cannabis stocks and ETFs surged after President Trump said his administration could reclassify
00:07marijuana from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3 within weeks, according to Benzinga.
00:11The change would ease regulations, cut taxes, improve banking access, and boost medical
00:16research.
00:17The announcement triggered sharp Monday gains with major cannabis companies and ETFs posting
00:20double-digit jumps.
00:22Reclassification could expand the $30 billion U.S. market by allowing tax deductions, improving
00:26capital access, and attracting new investors while signaling reduced federal crackdowns.
00:31Analysts say such a shift could also encourage state-level legalization, standardized products,
00:36and strengthen the medical cannabis sector, keeping cannabis ETFs in focus for both traders
00:40and long-term investors.
00:42For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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