Newman: 3 new warning signs for Trump
Published On Feb 11, 2025, 12:45 PM
The article discusses potential warning signs for former President Trump's administration, particularly concerns from small businesses about rising costs due to new tariffs, increasing inflation expectations among consumers, and declining approval ratings for Trump's handling of the economy. The National Federation of Independent Business reported a drop in their confidence index, suggesting small businesses are becoming more wary about future profitability. Furthermore, polling indicates a significant decline in voter approval regarding Trump's economic management, particularly his trade policies. The article highlights how these factors could dampen the economic outlook and eventually lead to negative impacts on the stock market.
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Concerns over Trump's tariffs are likely to lead to decreased investor confidence, especially if inflation continues to rise. This could result in a downturn in market prices, particularly in sectors sensitive to tariff impacts, such as consumer goods and materials.
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