Trump’s initial 100 days stirred economic unease. Deregulation hopes boosted the stock market, but economists worry about underlying issues. Tax cut plans, without spending cuts, threaten to increase national debt. Trump’s aggressive trade stance, including tariff threats and renegotiating deals, has destabilized global markets, raising the risk of a trade war. Industries like manufacturing and agriculture face particular risks. Consumer confidence remains weak as many Americans remain uncertain about the future. Stagnant wages are also an issue. Some experts warn Trump’s actions could trigger a recession if handled poorly. Fiscal uncertainty, trade disputes, and unpredictable policy fuel business and investor anxiety. The administration’s economic approach created an atmosphere of worry. The next few months will prove whether Trump’s economic plan leads to prosperity or disaster. Several of the economic indicators suggest that the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency had damaging effects on the economy. The long-term consequences remain to be seen.
Trump’s First 100 Days: Economy Nears Crisis Point
