Trump’s first 100 days: a disturbed economy, a confused world

In its first hundred days in the office, Donald Trump has achieved what some leaders have managed: unstable markets, business and consumer expectations, and US diplomatic standing – all at once. His tariff blitzcrag, irregular remarks on Russia and Ukraine, and increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve have caused uncertainty even during the global financial crisis or epidemic.

data show consumer confidence Sliding in us, Inflation expectations Touring upwards, and tourism in the country is falling rapidly. Professional sentiments in industries, once encouraged by promises of deragulation and development, are now in doubt. Abroad, colleagues find very little harmony in Washington’s foreign policy: Trump’s shifting tone on Putin and Zelanski rejects both the European Union rope and its citizens of America, about half of which now see their foreign interventions with skepticism.

The US, once seen as the most stable of Advanced Day Mocracy, is now unstable and reduced. As a commentator said, it risk the industrial world becoming “most rape, cloptocratic and unfortunate”.
If the first 100 days are a guide, the question is not whether Trump will make America great again, but how much damage it will be – and will export.