Donald Trump Latest News: WSJ publishes another stern editorial on Donald Trump’s policies saying the president acts like a bully
The real problem with Donald Trump
In a key editorial, the newspaper argued that the actual problem was not interest rates, but Trump’s tariff policy uncertainty, a key catalyst for their key catalyst for high inflation and slow economic growth, causing market declines and investors to worry, just like Huffpost.
Trump’s bullying strategy
The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal wrote: “Mr. Trump believes he can bully everyone, but he can’t bully Adam Smith of the reality deal. The market knows that tariffs are taxes and taxes are counter-growth. Trump’s tariffs are the biggest economic policy mistake in decades and extend tax reforms to all damages and not all damages all quotes.
Tension between Trump and Powell
The editorial comes after the rising tensions between Trump and Powell. According to the Huffington Post, the White House announced Friday that it was looking for Powell to expel Powell, and Trump once again demanded Powell’s lower interest rates. The effect is a wide market decline, with the Dow Jones industrial average approaching 1,000 points, the report said. The Wall Street Journal warned that such political intervention would only increase market volatility, noting: “Three items that prompt the collapse of stocks, bonds and the dollar, decline in confidence,” Hoffpst quoted.
However, the Fed chair’s position is designed to go beyond politics and it is uncertain whether Trump can fire Powell as reported. According to HuffPost, most observers say Trump cannot evacuate the Fed chairman from his position, but even if he succeeds, the Wall Street Journal stressed that the chairman cannot make policies alone. The Federal Open Market Committee has 12 members, and Trump cannot readjust all members based on Huffpost.
Trump should rethink tariffs
In an editorial to the Wall Street Journal, the board proposed a solution: “A smart president should be aware of market signals and adapt. The current adaptation would be a quick end to the tariff blast agger. It requires some trade victory and call it a day and call it a day,” the report quoted. The board also mentioned: “But the market was scared because they didn’t know if Mr. Trump would listen to his impulses,” Huffpost quoted.
FAQ
Why does the Wall Street Journal criticize President Trump?
They called for Trump’s tariffs and his pressure on the Fed to lower interest rates, which they believe hurt the economy, according to Huffpost’s damage.
According to WSJ, what happened to Trump’s tariffs?
The WSJ said tariffs are essentially taxes that slow economic growth and lead to inflation, which is a big policy mistake.
