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Donald Trump on Wednesday blamed his presidential predecessor, Joe Biden, for the stock market’s weak performance, as the main U.S. indexes eked out gains despite a report showed the economy has ...
(RTTNews) - The Taiwan stock market turned lower again on Thursday, one day after snapping the two-day slide in which it had slumped more than 260 points or 1.3 percent. The Taiwan Stock Exchange ...
UBS on Tuesday maintained its positive stance on the Indian stock market and set a 12-month target of 26,000 for Nifty. The foreign brokerage, however, sees prospects of 6 per cent downside on the ...
America’s money managers are more bearish today than they have been in nearly 30 years. Barron’s latest Big Money poll of professional investors finds 32% of respondents bearish on the outlook ...
US President Donald Trump addressed recent concerns over the US stock market’s performance, asserting that the current downturn reflects the economic legacy of Joe Biden, not his own policies.
Earlier in the day, Trump took to Truth Social on Wednesday to blame his predecessor for the dismal numbers, writing that what was transpiring was “Biden’s stock market, not Trump’s.” ...
He's instead on social media trying to absolve himself from blame for a stock market that's tumbled nearly ... and today's data points that Trump is responding to in his Truth Social post are ...
Stocks rebounded after early losses as investors largely shrugged off new government data showing the U.S ... Mr. Trump blamed stock market performance on President Biden in a Truth Social ...
Oil futures fall for a third day, hit by an unexpected drop in U.S. economic activity and a Reuters report that Saudi Arabia can deal with lower oil prices and is unwilling to shore up the market ...
In comparison, the stock market soared 5% across Trump’s first 100 days of his first term and 8.5% across President Joe Biden’s first 100 days, according to data from CFRA Research.