Trump remains optimistic despite severe stock market drop from tariffs

In the midst of the sharpest market decline in years driven by his tariff policy, President Trump expressed unwavering optimism about the nation’s future performance in stocks and overall economic growth. The statements underscored his belief in the booming potential of American markets amid ongoing trade tensions.

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Trump remains optimistic despite severe stock market drop from tariffs

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