Markets White House points to investments as share prices fall
US President Donald Trump's tariff policy has made the stock markets nervous. The White House referred to promises made by industry bosses with regard to the falling prices on Wall Street.
10.03.2025, 23:33
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Since the election of President Donald Trump, they have responded to the "America First" agenda, including tariffs and deregulation, with trillions in investment commitments, a spokesperson said.
This would create thousands of new jobs, as has already been shown in the past. "President Trump has delivered historic growth in jobs, wages and investment in his first term and will continue to do so in his second term," the spokesperson said.
Following the recent stabilization, the US stock markets had come under significant pressure in some cases. In view of Trump's turbulent tariff policy, fears of negative effects on the economy are increasingly spreading in the USA. Technology stocks in particular, which are sensitive to the economy, have suffered as a result.
