讀後心得

On the 2nd, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order imposing "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, leading to a two-day stock market crash, with a market value evaporating by approximately $6.6 trillion. Despite the escalating tensions, Trump appeared unfazed, vacationing and playing golf at his private club in Florida. He stated that the economy would soon see historic victories, but White House aides revealed that the stock market's decline was approaching a level that Trump could not accept. Trump's second son, Eric, hinted on social media that the Trump camp was expecting other countries to主动 engage in negotiations to reach a more favorable agreement.

The President of the United States recently signed an executive order announcing "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, which led to a stock market crash over the next two trading days, with a total market value evaporating by approximately $6.6 trillion (around NT$220 trillion). Despite this, the President seems unconcerned and went to his private club in Florida to enjoy a leisurely game of golf.

In response to market concerns, he issued a statement to stabilize public sentiment, emphasizing that although the process would not be easy, it would ultimately lead to a significant historic victory. Sources indicate that while the President avoided making comments during market hours, he was, in fact, closely monitoring the changes in the stock market. Another source revealed that the current stock market crash is approaching a critical point that the President may find unacceptable.

Additionally, the President's second son posted on social media, stating, "I would never want to be the last country to negotiate with the President; the first one to the table will be the winner, while the last one will definitely be the loser." This suggests that they are waiting for other countries to proactively propose negotiations in hopes of reaching a mutually beneficial agreement.

• The President issued an executive order to impose reciprocal tariffs on multiple countries.
• The stock market crashed, with a market value loss of approximately $6.6 trillion.
• The President remains relaxed amid public concerns.
• Implying the expectation of other countries to negotiate proactively.