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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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How the economy looked in President Trump's first 100 days

Nearly a hundred days into his second term, the Hearst Television Data Team analyzed movements in inflation and the stock market to gauge the current economic climate.

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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Sunday, April 27, 2025.
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