US Edition‘The president might be insane’: Fund managers panic as realization dawns there is no Trump tariff plan
- Market anxiety has surged as many assess that there is no coherent tariff plan from President Trump amidst a broader economic context.
- Concerns have emerged about the impact of Trump's policies on economic growth, as Wall Street reacts to proposed budget cuts and deregulation efforts.
- Trump's tariffs are believed to be harmful to American consumers, causing fears of rising prices amid current economic challenges.
- Critics argue that Trump's tariff policies might serve to concentrate his own power and financial interests rather than benefit the economy.
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‘The president might be insane’: Fund managers panic as realization dawns there is no Trump tariff plan
For the last couple of weeks the message from the White House has been to remain calm and put your faith in Donald Trump. His tariff plan has caused major upset but the president has promised it’ll be good for the U.S. in the long run. But can we really trust Trump? Does he know what he’s doing or has he genuinely lost his mind? Fund managers are slightly concerned that the president is making irrational decisions without any sort of solid plan.…
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