Investors are increasingly concerned about the implications of President Donald Trump's policies as economic data shows signs of weakness. Recent reports indicate that U.S. stock markets are under pressure, with a notable decline of 193 points in the New York Stock Exchange attributed to growing apprehension over Trump's tariff proposals. The decline in yields over the past month, particularly in the last week, has raised questions about the strength of the economy, leading to worries about potential impacts on consumer confidence and the feasibility of substantial tax cuts. Analysts suggest that as global stocks outperform U.S. markets, the initial optimism surrounding Trump's economic policies is being tested, prompting a reevaluation of investment strategies.