S & P 500, placed the fourth straight casualty week on Friday.
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S & P 500, placed the fourth straight casualty week on Friday.
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“A little concern” “a transition period” “Detock cycle.” These are all the expressions used by President Trump and its leadership to describe the economy, as the stock market responds to the announcement of a tariff after each other.
Trump admires that his tariffs will eventually bring business and factories to the United States
However, economist Mat Slame, Dean of the Tuck Work School in Dartmouth College, is in doubt. Trump’s strategy is a recipe for long-term economic pain and thinks that a recession is more than the day.
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This episode was produced by Michael Levitt and was edited by Connor Donevan and Nadia Lancy. Our executive producer Sami Yenigun.
