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Trump doubles down on tariffs amid global fallout

President Trump addressed the stock market's decline on April 3, 2025, while in Miami.
The market downturn followed Trump's announcement of new tariffs on imported goods.
Trump's tariff announcement included a minimum 10% tax, impacting global markets.
Trump stated, "I think it's going very well," despite the market's negative reaction.
Trump compared the situation to surgery, expecting the markets, stock, and nation to 'boom'.

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The Independent

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Trump declares tariffs are going very well despite $3 trillion Wall Street rout: Live

Trump’s trade war escalates as China strikes back with 34 percent tariffs on all U.S. goods, sending stocks sliding further after worst day since 2020

23 minutes ago·London, United Kingdom

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Straight Arrow News

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Trump reaffirms support for tariffs despite stock market losses

Stocks continue to fall after President Donald Trump announced blanket 10% tariffs and reciprocal duties against more than 180 countries. And a federal judge now says he may hold the government in contempt of court regarding deportation flights to El Salvador. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Friday, April 4, 2025. Trump doubles down on support for tariffs despite US stock market losses President Donald Trump reaffirmed…

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Trump says things are ’going very well’ after worst stock market drop in years over tariffs

"The markets are going to boom, the stock is going to boom, the country is going to boom," he said.

14 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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GZERO Media

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Reality hits on new tariffs, but Trump says it’s ‘going very well’

The reviews are in: US President Donald Trump’s widespread tariff plan isn’t most loved, and especially not with the markets. Stocks have plummeted, layoffs have begun, and confusion has metastasized about the bizarre method the United States used to calculate its tariff formula. The reaction from countries affected by the tariffs, though, was relatively muted. The European Union and China threatened to retaliate if the Trump administration didn…

16 hours ago

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