Trump Administration’s First 100 Days Bring Volatility to Stocks, Bonds and Investor Shift from American Assets

The first 100 days of Donald Trump's administration have been marked by considerable volatility across financial markets, including stocks and bonds. This period has prompted some investors to reduce their exposure to American assets amid uncertainty about the long-term impact of the administration's policies. Market observers have noted a rollercoaster ride in asset performance, with bond markets also experiencing notable stress. While there has been a shift away from U.S. investments, it remains unclear whether these developments will cause lasting damage to the U.S. economic system or financial markets.