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Trump’s first 100 days mark worst for US stock market according to Financial Times

Things aren’t going as planned for the Donald Trump administration when it comes to the US stock market currently.

According to a publication made by the Financial Times, the US stocks is aiming to have almost 8% lost.

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This was marked in the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term. It is considered as the worst start for a new administration since Gerald Ford assumed the presidency five decades ago.

Donald Trump’s return to the White House marked some significant changes in the United States, met with mixed reactions from Americans though.

Having signed many executive orders that have been subjected to debates, it is fair to say his focus  was also on the growth of the economy.

One of the notable things Trump did in the economic sector is the addition of high tariffs to certain countries.

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Trump hit lots of Countries with Tariffs, forcing some of this countries into renegotiation while some, especially China refused to bow.

Many Citizens are now blaming him for the ongoing decline of the US market stock with the believe his high tariffs threw investors away.

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