The Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, said on Tuesday that individual investors, who occupied their positions in the recent drop in the market, had confidence in the business levies of President Donald Trump. He also noted that individual investors held tight while institutional investors panicked due to prices.
Donald Trump has recognized that his levies are supposed to benefit the US economy in the long term. According to him, the cost of prices will encourage businesses in the United States and foreign companies to develop in the United States, to generate jobs for American workers and to stimulate the American manufacturing sector.
Bessent thinks that individual investors trust President Trump
Bessent: the retail trade buys the drop, they trust Trump even if institutional investors do not do so
– Amit (@amitisinovise) April 29, 2025
The secretary of the Treasury revealed that individual investors, who largely occupied their positions thanks to recent market tensions, are confident in the pricing policy of President Donald Trump.
The former CEO of hedge funds quoted A history of the Washington Post which revealed that Vanguard, one of the largest money management companies in the United States, said that 97% of Americans had not traded over the past 100 days.
“Individual investors have held tight, while institutional investors have panicked … Individual investors trust President Trump.”
-Scott Bessent, American secretary of the Treasury.
The suspension of the President of the highest prices on imports has fueled the worst equity sale since the start of the pandemic in 2020. The S&P 500 has slightly dropped in a lower market before finding part of the loss, and the index is now around 10% reduction in February.
The main analyst of the index at S&P Dow Jones Indices Howard Silverblatt argued that he had seen few comparable swings in a career covering more than four decades in Wall Street. He noted that during tensions of the April market caused by prices, retail investors bet on actions with low values. Hedjust funds and professional merchants have left stock posts while stacking up on the market. Silverblatt thinks that institutions feared that the stiff prices weigh heavily on consumers and slow down the economy, which led it to a recession.
Data has shown that the S&P 500 engendered 9.5% on April 11 after the announcement by American president Donald Trump of a break on certain prices for 90 days. The tariff break also came after we sold treasury bills and shown signs of dislocations when fear has increased by a potential recession.
The chief economist in Apollo, Torsten Slok, believes that there will be a summer recession that will arrive in the United States while consumers are starting to see shortages related to trade in upcoming stores next month. Michael Metcalfe, world market manager of State Street, argued that the emphasis was on the new empires. He thinks that the emphasis is also placed on hard data and if the market is right to worry about a recession.
The dollar grows above on the relief of American car rates
Q: shares, bonds, the dollar have all struck. Should Americans worry about losing the confidence of investors?
Bessent: short -term drops are noise. In the long term: the United States has solid obligations, a strong dollar, a healthy economy. We build the fundamentals. 10x pic.twitter.com/i5kcmsr8vm
– Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) April 28, 2025
Global shares and the dollar increased on April 29 after Trump acknowledged having planned to reduce the impact of car rates, following prices that wreaked havoc in April. The US dollar index shows that the dollar has lost around 9% of its value since Trump's inauguration.
The US dollar has increased compared to other major currencies, adding almost 0.5% to 142.66 yen. The euro dropped by 0.4% to $ 1,1377, while the Sterling book slipped from 0.4% to $ 1,3,386. The feeling of the market was positive after the United States revealed that it would move to reduce the impact of the tasks imposed on foreign parts in cars manufactured at the national level and maintain prices on vehicles made abroad by stacking other tasks.
The data show that Trump's dedes on trade have not only failed to arouse economic growth, but they contribute to a strong contraction of the activity. Nancy Vanden Houten, American economist at the head of Oxford Economics, spoke of the impact of Mr. Trump's first 100 days on the economy and said she “I can't think of a previous one for something like that.”
The commercial survey of Pantheon Macroeconomics in April revealed that the American economy was heading for a “The slow growth rate.” pointing towards what he called a “Existential crisis” For companies caused by Trump's prices.
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