Yellen: Trump ‘has taken a wrecking ball’ to economy with trade war
- Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that President Trump has "taken a wrecking ball to" the economy due to his tariff policies, which she criticized as the "worst self-inflicted wound" she has seen.
- Yellen evaluated Trump's management of the economy negatively, saying she could not give it a passing grade during her interview.
- Yellen highlighted that Trump inherited a strong economy with "very strong" growth and low unemployment, contrary to claims of a calamity.
- Yellen indicated that Trump's tariffs on Chinese products could lead to "massive impacts" on both the U.S. And global economy.
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Expert on Trump's tariff war: "Can't repair the damage"
“The damage is already done.” These are the experts’ words about how Trump’s tariffs have affected the economy. – The fact that this ten percent tariff remains is negative for the entire world, says Robert Bergqvist, senior economist at SEB.
'Not a TV show': Trump's latest action compared to 'high-stakes game of chicken'
President Donald Trump’s tariff turnaround rocked the global economy but it’s his “game show-like approach to ‘governance’” which could be more damaging to America than we realize, according to a column in Salon. While the BBC called the spectacle “a high-stakes game of chicken, with the world's economy hanging in the balance,” columnist Chauncey DeVega believes there is something more subtle happening. “Trump’s genius skill as a propagandist is…
Stuart Varney Notices Trump's Economic 'Policies' Are Failing
On Thursday morning, Fox Business host Stuart Varney watched the markets crash again even after the House passed the adopted Senate’s bill and read of a Janet Yellin quote to stick the knife into Trump over his economic destruction. As the markets were collapsing again after the House passed their bill, Varney could not contain himself. VARNEY: I was expecting some positive market reaction to that, but we didn't get it. In fact, we've moved fur…
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