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Thanks, Trump: Inventory market tanks amid new tariffs and crappy jobs report

Editorial Board Published August 1, 2025
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The inventory market is as soon as once more in free fall, after President Donald Trump introduced a brand new spherical of tariffs on imports from dozens of nations and a brand new report confirmed that job progress has been nearly nonexistent over the past three months.

For months, Wall Road buyers have buried their heads within the sand and continued to make the markets climb, each banking on their perception that Trump would hen out on his tariffs and that the financial information wasn’t exhibiting the armageddon economists had predicted was coming.

But that hope crashed into actuality this week, as Trump applied new ridiculous tariffs, and financial information—together with a stagnating jobs market and rising inflation—lastly confirmed the injury that had lengthy been predicted.

As of publishing time, the Dow Jones Industrial Common had fallen greater than 400 factors, and the S&P 500 misplaced practically 1.5% of its worth.

As for the tariffs, which can now go into impact as of Aug. 7, probably the most damaging is a 35% tariff on imports from Canada, America’s third-largest buying and selling associate that provides important items like crude oil, fertilizer substances which can be obligatory for U.S. farmers, and lumber. These tariffs will make it costlier for People to warmth and construct houses, in addition to buy produce. 

Because the financial system falters, Democrats are slamming Trump and his GOP enablers.

“Today’s jobs report is a stark warning for America’s economy. With unemployment rising and costs skyrocketing, working families across the country are left paying the price for Trump and Republicans’ reckless tariffs and economic chaos,” former Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi wrote in a put up on X.

Associated | New jobs numbers trace at Nice Recession 2.0

Different Democrats had been fast to level out that the one sector including jobs is well being care—however that too is about to take an enormous hit as Trump and the GOP’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” kicks in and makes large cuts to Medicaid. 

“An incredibly bad jobs report in which most of the jobs added in July were in health care—an industry soon to be decimated by Trump’s Big, Ugly Bill. But don’t worry, he’s putting in a $200M ballroom at the White House,” Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) wrote in a put up on X.

In the meantime, GOP lawmakers are nearly silent, unable to shine the turd that was the July jobs report.

“Trust in Trump,” Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) declared in a put up on X. 

On condition that Trump is straight accountable for the financial decline, we’ll take a cross on that one. As a substitute, they’re parroting Pricey Chief and blaming the dangerous information on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

“Jerome ‘Too Late’ Powell needs to quit playing games and lower the rate!” Rep. Troy Nehls (R-TX) wrote in a put up on X.

However on the finish of the day, reducing charges can solely accomplish that a lot when companies are being crippled by idiotic tariffs, forcing them to both elevate costs on customers—which many are doing—or minimize jobs to make up for the hits to their revenue margins.

Trump ought to change his slogan to Make America undergo a Nice Recession Once more.

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