The reason is tariff implementation. At best, Trump has one more chance over the next few months to slap tariffs on countries and win concessions in new trade deals.
Global IPOs expected to ‘remain quiet’ amid market volatility triggered by Trump’s tariffs
After that, he will need to shift gears and minimise economic risks ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections.
The market will try to see through the threats and toward the positive result. His weak 40% approval rating on both the economy and foreign policy – lower than his general approval, which is holding up at around 47% –…
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