Regime economists said Trump would be an economic disaster. Now markets — the ultimate judge and executioner of financial crises — are predicting Trump will fix inflation *and* stave off the fiscal collapse that was looking inevitable under Biden. https://t.co/QvyVP4tqPY
Markets have responded to Trump’s risky behaviors in basically the same way they did to Biden’s steady and responsible actions. Does this mean that instability no longer translates into economic danger? https://t.co/mpXvG0HVKD
"What if the president of the United States does all sorts of crazy shit to both the American political order and the American economy and in response the markets just . . . shrug? Because so far, that’s exactly what is happening." https://t.co/mpXvG0HVKD
Recent analyses indicate that financial markets are responding positively to President Donald Trump's economic policies, contrasting sharply with predictions made during the Biden administration. Economists had previously warned that Trump's leadership would lead to economic turmoil; however, current market trends suggest a belief that Trump will effectively address inflation and prevent a fiscal collapse that was anticipated under Biden. Observers note that while inflation was seen as a persistent threat during Biden's term, it is now perceived as a catalyst for aggressive policy under Trump. This shift in market sentiment raises questions about the relationship between political instability and economic performance, as markets appear to be unfazed by Trump's unconventional approach, mirroring their reactions to Biden's more traditional economic strategies.