President Donald Trump asserted in a Truth Social post on 10 July that U.S. equity benchmarks and cryptocurrencies have reached fresh records, declaring that the S&P 500 closed at 6,269 while Bitcoin touched $111,148. He said tech, industrial shares and the Nasdaq were all at all-time highs and claimed the rally showed the nation is “back.” Trump urged the Federal Reserve to “rapidly lower” interest rates to reflect what he described as exceptional market strength. The president also credited his trade policy, noting that Nvidia’s stock has risen 47% since the United States imposed a 145% tariff on Chinese imports in April and contending the duties are bringing in “hundreds of billions of dollars.” The comments add to political pressure on the Fed as investors assess how long the central bank will keep borrowing costs elevated despite buoyant risk-asset prices.