Trump Downplays Market Volatility After Campaign Stock Market Promises

President Trump shifts tone on the stock market, distancing himself from recent declines despite earlier claims tying its success to his leadership.

President Trump has dismissed concerns about recent stock market sell-offs, stating, 'You can’t really watch the stock market.'
During his 2024 campaign, Trump repeatedly claimed the market’s success was contingent on his election and warned of a 'Kamala economic crash' if Democrats won.
Recent market declines have raised questions about Trump’s economic policies, including tariffs that have created uncertainty on Wall Street.
Critics highlight Trump’s past boasts about being the sole driver of market growth and his inconsistent messaging on market performance.
Trump maintains optimism about the economy, asserting his policies will lead to long-term growth despite short-term market fluctuations.