By Tyler Pager
As a presidential candidate, Donald J. Trump promised the economic “Bum as non-boom”.
However, for eight weeks, Mr. Trump, Mr. Trump, promising to refuse to decline – a surprising change and message in tone and message for a person who is a broad economic dissatisfaction.
The stock exchange comes to comments as it is – S & P 500 fell by 2.7 percent last week, financing 2.7 percent – and talks about uncertainty about its tariffs. If they pass through Mr. Trump, some Republicans, some Republicans, began to raise concerns.
At the moment, Mr. Trump seizes the main problem, definitely and sweeping a showman, inevitably promises to run into the reality of management.
Mr. Trump in the economy was the inflation rate higher than the fact that the federal reserve, which is less unemployment, average growth and inflation rate, which is less unemployment, average growth and inflation rate. However, the uncertainty in the worldview of his policy has been painted in the picture of Mr. Trump in the picture.
“We will start a new period in a new era,” Mr. Trump said at a rally in October. “There is an exhibition. Millions and millions of new jobs and developed middle class. We will get a boom boom as we will not develop before.”
Contrast of creating an economic boom, and at least so far entered the president’s favorite economic means. Tariffs. He promised during the campaign and economists warned, and they are the main driver of the country’s cloudy economic worldview. Forecasts from both JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, a recession is more likely than the recession of Mr. Trump over the next year.
So far, the president seems to be trying to reduce expectations. In an interview with Sunday in Fox News, Mr. Trump collapsed when asked by Maria Bartiromo if he was waiting for a recession this year.
“I hate to predict such things,” he said. “There is a transition period because we are very great. It’s a great thing. It’s a big time. It takes a little time. It takes a little time, but I think it should be great for us.”
Last week, in his speech on the joint session of the congress, Mr. Trump acknowledged the “a little concern” of tariffs. But he said, “We are fine with that. It will not be much.”
As the market sinking, world leaders talk and talk to the heads of business, Mr. Trump, do not have plans to change the tariff strategy. Last week, Canada, Mexico and China introduced extensive tariffs and promised to move forward more next month. Mr. Trump, who has a suffering to change positions in a whim, has canceled the course in one part of some tariffs and could do it.
“See our country, many for decades, many for many, and we will no longer fall,” said Mr. Trump Fox News.
In December, Mr. Trump, who opened the opening call on the New York Stock Exchange, closely monitors the stock market. In the first period, he regularly pointed to a successful stock market as success. Mr. Trump gathered behind Mr. Trump’s campaign, but now some Chief Managers and small business owners now complain about the economic pain. On Tuesday, the President may hear these concerns directly from the best managers on Tuesday.
On Monday, the Stock Exchange has been the worst day since December, White House officials tried to forward the conversation.
“President Trump was elected, Industry leaders Trump’s first economic agenda of the American energy and the American energy new jobs,” Kush Desai, the White House spokesman Kush Desai responded with the emergence of trillions. “President Trump has conveyed historical work, salary and investment growth in the first term and was reconstructed in the second term.”
In recent days, Mr. Trump’s best consultants tried to be confident in the markets and business leaders. On Sunday, Trading Secretary Howard Lutnick, who did not fix, said that a recession was “chances.” Scott Bessent, the Treasury Secretary, said that the “Detox Period” in the “detox period” on Friday, “Detox Period” is a “natural adjustment”, he said.
“The President’s full court press and this weekend signals this weekend – Exchange, Republic MPs and business leaders, Republic MPs and business leaders, McLarty Associates, a consulting company.
Mrs. Kalutkiewicz, who worked on the National Economic Council, said the president’s statements and his assistants did not plan to change the choir of concern.
A economist at the Heritage Foundation, a former economic adviser to the former Economic Advisor, said he was the time of the president. Mr. Moore, Mr. Trump, said that Congress has to wait until the tax deduction for tariffs.
“First of all, let’s re-develop the economy and then talk about tariffs.” “I think it should be a little priority queue.”
Oregon Democrat, a member of the Senate Finance Committee, Ron Wyden of the Senator that the Trump management approach to tariffs is “poison” for the US economy.
“The chaos they created every day is an anchor to the American economy, and our employees will be dragged under water,” he said. “We are trying to stop them.”
The question hanged on Washington can be in the stomach of Mr. Trump’s exchange market and the negative media broadcast that accompany him.
“I don’t know,” said Mr. Moore. “It’s a good question. I am confident that the president is concerned about the losses on the stock market for the last 10 days. We are all.”
