Trump: Tariff rollout ‘going very well,’ says markets will ‘boom’ amid slump
- President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs of at least 10% on all imports to reset global trade and return manufacturing to the U.S.
- The Dow dropped more than 1,600 points after the announcement, indicating significant market instability.
- Trump claimed that the U.S. Economy and stock market would soon 'boom,' despite the short-term pain.
- High tariffs will be imposed on over 180 countries, with rates of up to 49% on Cambodia, 46% on Vietnam, and 26% on India.
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Despite a bloodbath on Thursday following the tariff announcements on several U.S. trading partners, President Donald Trump dismissed the concerns while talking to reporters before boarding Air Force One for his Miami visit. What Happened: President Trump compared the decline in the stock market to a patient’s operation and said, “I think it’s going very well, it was an operation… It’s a big thing. I said this would be exactly the way it is. We …
In his second reaction, Trump shrugs after shaking global markets with tariffs: "I think it's going very well" - HotNews.ro
President Donald Trump appeared unfazed by the market reaction to his Wednesday announcement of reciprocal tariffs, telling reporters on Thursday: “I think it’s going very well,” CNN and The Guardian report. “I think it’s going very…
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