Americans' fears of stock market crash skyrocket

Americans' fears of stock market crash skyrocket

According to a new report, financial fear is spiking among Americans, with 25.5 percent of the population afraid of an impending stock market crash.

POLITICS: Stock Market Crash Fears Grip American Investors – USSA News – U-S-NEWS.COM

Written by David Marshall. Rising economic uncertainty, fueled by President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies and volatile global events, has driven a surge in Americans’ fears of a stock market crash. According to predictive consumer data firm Resonate, over one in four Americans now dreads a catastrophic collapse on Wall Street, while nearly half express concerns about a broader economic slowdown. These anxieties, compounded by persona…

Featured in Newsweek: Americans' Fears of Stock Market Crash Skyrocket

This article appeared in Newsweek. Read it in full here. Americans’ fears of the stock market crashing are skyrocketing as the economy remains uncertain and President Donald Trump’s tariffs take effect, according to a report by predictive consumer data company Resonate. Nearly 26 percent of the population worries that Wall Street might hit rock bottom, says Resonate, and concerns of a broader economic slowdown have increased by 17.5 percent to 4…