In the fourteenth week of his presidency, Trumpâs administration faced volatility primarily due to the ongoing trade war. However, this week marked a shift as Trump softened his stance towards both China and Federal Reserve Chair Powell, leading to a positive reaction from the stock market. Despite facing challenges such as declining approval ratings and Defense Secretary Hegseth's controversies, Trump is striving to maintain his reputation as a dealmaker, particularly regarding a nuclear deal with Iran and peace discussions between Russia and Ukraine. The article outlines key challenges and responses from this tumultuous period in Trump's early presidency.
Trump has softened his rhetoric toward China and the Federal Reserve, which positively affected stock markets, even as he remains challenged by low approval ratings.
The markets have responded positively to Trumpâs attempts to project himself as a dealmaker, particularly regarding relations with China and ongoing geopolitical issues.
Despite his inner circle, such as Defense Secretary Hegseth facing scrutiny, Trump appears focused on leveraging financial market responses more than public opinion.
The mixed signals sent by Trump regarding tariffs and his relationship with the Federal Reserve Chair highlight the unpredictable nature of his administration.
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