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    Home » Blog » Markets are happy with Trump return, so far at least

    Markets are happy with Trump return, so far at least

    November 8, 2024Updated:November 8, 2024 Business & Economy No Comments
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    Off-hours trading of futures contracts tied to American investment markets exploded in the wake of the Nov. 5 presidential election. They did but mostly on the news that Donald Trump, the United States’s 45th leader, would also be its 47th.

    During regular trading hours, Wall Street experienced a foretold march as a result of that information. The Dow, Nasdaq-100, and S&amp, P 500 all soared to record peaks on Nov. 6, ending at 43, 729.93, 20, 781.33, and 5, 929.04, both. The price of cryptocurrencies also reached new heights that night, selling for 75, 824.16 at its peak.

    COVID-19 away, most of the first Trump administration is widely considered to have been good for business and for workers, with important financial and career development. The Dow stood at 19, 795.06 at the beginning of buying on Jan. 20, 2017, the evening Trump was inaugurated, and rose to a level of 29, 423.31 on Feb. 13, 2020, before COVID-19 tanked the business, or close to a 10, 000-point get over three centuries.

    When Trump took office, unemployment dropped from 4.8 % to just 4.4 %. ” The house survey]by the Bureau of Labor Statistics ] finds that the unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent in September, marking the 19th consecutive quarter at or below 4 percentage unemployment”, the White House Council of Economic Advisers announced in October 2019. The poverty rate is” the lowest level since May 1969, or more than 50 years ago,” the statement read.

    The economics from the White House added that” all Americans stand to gain from the work industry’s continued progress” and provided proof. Trump seemed particularly proud of the decline in black people’s poverty in his comments and remarks at the time.

    If Trump’s pre-COVID-19 success is repeatable, next the post-election march was completely logical. But is that the situation? Some critics dismiss Trump’s previous financial success, claiming either that it was a mistake or that the situation will get worse this time around.

    Success of the bargain

    The fact-checkers at Snopes make the case for a mistake. Snopes labeled it as” true” that” U. S. Unemployment Reached 50-year Low Under Trump”, and then immediately added,” But no evidence showed Trump was responsible for causing the dip”.

    Snopes contrasted the employment of black folks during the Great Recession of 2008-2009, under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, with the poverty level during the Trump administration, pre-COVID-19.

    ” In 2009, the unemployment rate among Black workers or African Americans steadily increased month-by-month, reaching an annual high of 16.1 % in December”, Snopes reported. ” Comparatively, the same measurement dropped to 6.6 % in March 2019 and continued to decline over the course of the year, under Trump”.

    Trump’s claim of small black unemployment was thus deemed to be accurate but generally untrue.

    The fact-checker reported that the country’s unemployment rate was largely unchanged after Trump took office despite the fact that there were no significant changes or changes to that rate.

    If Trump’s claim that he lacks specific skills in managing the economy is strengthened if he only benefited from an economic treatment during the first half of his presidency. Trump appeared to be fortunate until a once-in-a-100-years pandemic caused him to become exceedingly unlucky in this version.

    Stronger or weaker hands?

    Trump’s possible White House advisers, Cabinet clerks, and congressional and court counterparts are said to be of worse quality today than they were when he first took office.

    In a minute supervision, both the White House and Cabinet appointments are expected to be significantly different. One of the many causes of what might be a full change is the four-year administration pause.

    In a minute Trump administration, Ivanka and husband Jared Kushner, the authors of the Abraham Accords, which opened diplomatic relations between Israel and several Arab countries, will not be in White House, according to reports that their families were taken advantage of by the first management.

    Some former Cabinet members are leaving because also. The turmoil caused by the Trump-fueled Jan. 6 riots drove a wedge between them and the leader. Trump’s past vice president, Mike Pence, ran against him in this year’s Democratic primary.

    The beauty of Congress will also be unique. When Trump assumed office nearly eight years ago, Republicans had full control of Congress, led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY ) and the now-retired House speaker, former Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin. The president later argued with both people.

    The tear did not occur, yet, until they helped him significantly. A more original Supreme Court and a streamlined and stronger U.S. tax code were achieved thanks to McConnell’s skillful political maneuvering and Ryan’s congressional vision.

    Ryan left Congress to be replaced, later, succeeded as House speech, after a couple of brokers, by the much less creative Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA ), who is likely to gain in the panel’s leading role. McConnell has stepped down from authority. As Republicans regain control of the Senate, a successor must be chosen.

    Problems and rewards

    Some economists are concerned about Trump’s good personnel in a new management and some of his stump-related ideas, especially his passion for taxes.

    ” Good news: There have n’t been any good economic suggestions in a while. In response to the news that Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris had lost and Trump had won, Middle Tennessee State University director Daniel J. Smith wrote in response,” some truly awful financial concepts are on the table for a few years.

    The general business society appears to be more than willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt and anticipate a positive turn for the worse.

    ” Thanks President Trump on your success”! Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, wrote on November 6. ” We look forward to engaging with you and your management to help make certain the United States continues to lead with and be fueled by ingenuity, creativity, and creativity”.

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    The announcement of his victory even caused a stir in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. CEO Suzanne P. Clark congratulated Trump and Vice President-elect J. D. Vance in a speech before getting down to business.

    ” We look forward to working with the Trump-Vance administration and Republicans and Democrats in Congress to protect pro-growth tax policies, take regulatory relief to business, harness the power of Artificial to push American innovation, and grow an all-of-the-above energy production policy”, Clark said.

    Jeremy Lott is the author of Warm Bucket Brigade: The Story of the American Vice Presidency.

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