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Trump: 'Stock market peaks only make the rich richer'

VnExpressVnExpress18/12/2023


The former US president on December 17 made many comments about the US economy , from stocks to inflation.

Last week, the DJIA index on the US stock market set a new record when it surpassed 37,000 points, surpassing the old record set in 2022. The market improved after the US Federal Reserve (Fed) kept interest rates unchanged and signaled at least 3 interest rate cuts next year.

However, during a campaign rally in Reno (Nevada, USA) on December 17, former US President Donald Trump commented: "The stock market only makes the rich richer."

Former US President Donald Trump at an event on December 13. Photo: Reuters

Former US President Donald Trump at an event on December 13. Photo: Reuters

Trump is considered to have contributed to the US stock market's recovery from 2017 to 2021. During the 2020 debate with Joe Biden - then the Democratic presidential candidate, Trump said that if Biden won the election, "the stock market would crash."

However, Biden still won that year. Last week, on social network X, the US President mocked Trump for misreading the US stock market situation during his term. This year, Biden is also taking advantage of the stock market's rise to convince voters to vote for him.

Trump, who is currently leading the race for the Republican presidential nomination despite his numerous legal troubles, also criticized Biden yesterday for allowing prices to rise in the US. "Biden's inflationary disaster is eating away at people's savings and destroying their dreams," he said.

Inflation in the US has cooled in recent months, wages have risen and unemployment is low. The US consumer price index (CPI) rose just 3.1% in November, down significantly from 9% last summer. Yet Trump still said: "We are a country whose economy is going down the drain."

In September, Trump criticized current US interest rates in an interview on NBC 's Meet the Press. "Interest rates are too high. People can't buy houses. They can't do anything," he said. The former US president said that if re-elected, he could pressure Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to loosen monetary policy.

Ha Thu (according to Reuters)

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