How the economy looked in President Trump's first 100 days
- President Trump entered the Oval Office again in January 2025.
- His campaign pledged to curb inflation and lower costs for goods.
- Inflation initially increased, then eased to 2.4% in March.
- The consumer price index hit 3% in January before dropping.
- Markets declined sharply in early April after new tariff plans.
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CBS News releases economic report card
(CBS, KYMA/KECY) - Nearly 100 days into President Donald Trump's term, the latest CBS News poll shows he is steadily losing support on the key issue of the economy. 51% of those polled approved of his handling of the economy in March, but as of this month, only 42% approve of his handling of the economy. Meanwhile, nearly 50% if Americans feel his policies are making them worse off, even though inflation and mortgage rates have both fallen since…
Trump’s First 100 Days On Track to be Worst For the Stock Market Since Nixon
President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office have been the worst start to any elected president’s term since the 1970s, which were rife with geopolitical chaos and domestic upheaval. CNBC’s Sarah Min reported Monday on the findings from CFRA research, an independent investment research firm. CFRA tracked the performance of the S&P 500 for
Trump's first 100 days had the worst market performance in half a century
If the market’s performance these days is giving you flashbacks to the days of 1973 and 1974, when President Richard Nixon resigned and President Gerald Ford replaced him, it’s with good reason: They’re the only two presidents in the post-World War II era who endured a worse stock market performance in their first 100…Read more...
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