President Donald Trump has claimed that globalists are behind the recent stock market sell-off, accusing them of prioritizing foreign interests over American economic stability. In a statement released on Wednesday, Trump argued that globalist policies are responsible for the market’s volatility.
“The globalists are putting America last, and it’s hurting our economy,” Trump said. “We need to put American workers and businesses first.”
The stock market has experienced significant losses in recent weeks, with major indices like the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 posting sharp declines. Analysts attribute the sell-off to rising inflation, geopolitical tensions, and concerns over global economic growth.
Trump’s comments have sparked a heated debate, with critics accusing him of oversimplifying complex economic issues. However, his supporters argue that his focus on protecting American interests resonates with many voters.
