Has the stock market fallen since Trump took office? Nasdaq expected to remain in red this week
Nasdaq remains in the red and is on track for its fifth straight losing week. Its longest stretch of weekly losses since May 2022. Trump, who has been quick to brush off the possibility of a recession in interviews, also brushed aside the stock market sell-off.
The Trump administration should ignore the vibes at its own peril, as a deep enough plunge in the stock market could lead to real economic pain later.
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