Scott Bessent, Treasury Secretary
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Bessent said "what I've been very impressed with is the market infrastructure, that we had record volume on Friday."
Wall Street Journal |
More pain appears to be in store for markets after their worst week to start a quarter since 2008.
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Wall Street equities have been hammered since Trump's sweeping tariffs, announced late Wednesday, on all imports into the U.S. and much higher levies on some major trading partners.
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Raw Story on MSN'Markets will keep melting!' Cabinet member jetted to Trump to urge 'shift' on tariffsA Cabinet official jetted to Florida over the weekend to press President Donald Trump to hone his message on tariffs — and put anxious Americans at ease — or watch the financial markets continue to crater,
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration is planning to boost U.S. manufacturing employment with policies meant to steer laid-off federal workers into factories. In an interview with Tucker Carlson published Friday on the social platform X,
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AlterNet on MSN'Is that really where we should be?' Fox host fact-checks Trump official to his faceAs financial markets continued sliding on Monday as a result of President Donald Trump's new trade duties, one of the president's top economic advisors got a live lecture from a Fox Business host on one very basic tenet of trade policy.
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Raw Story on MSN'Doesn't make any sense': Expert says Trump official 'misunderstands' how markets workPresident Donald Trump's Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent doesn't appear to understand the basics of how the stock market works, analyst Natasha Sarin told CNN's Boris Sanchez and Brianna Keilar on Monday afternoon.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed Sunday that “more than 50 countries” have approached the Trump administration to bring down “non-tariff trade barriers,” reduce tariffs, and halt “currency manipulation” on their side.
As the global economy braces for potential further escalations, all eyes remain on how Trump’s policies will shape the financial landscape in the coming months.
A host at MAGA-friendly cable channel Newsmax has admitted that he was shocked that President Donald Trump’s tariffs had hit his personal wealth so badly. Jon Glasgow, frontman of the Sunday Report, played a clip of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent taking issue with the suggestion that many Americans will have to delay their retirement because their savings have taken a hit.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Americans "don't look at the day-to-day fluctuations" in the stock market.