讀後心得

On the 2nd, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order to implement "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, which subsequently caused a significant drop in the U.S. stock market, leading to a loss of approximately $6.6 trillion in market value. Although Trump appeared calm, continuing to enjoy his vacation golfing in Florida, aides revealed that the stock market crash made him feel concerned. Trump's second son Eric expressed on social media that he hopes other countries will proactively negotiate to reach a more favorable agreement.

The President of the United States recently signed an executive order announcing the implementation of "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, leading to a significant decline in the US stock market over the next two trading days, with a market value loss of about $6.6 trillion (approximately NT$220 trillion). Despite this, the President seems unfazed and continues to vacation at a private club in Florida, enjoying leisurely time playing golf.

As concerns about the outlook for the US economy grow in the market, he posted a message on social media emphasizing that even though the process is challenging, a great victory will ultimately be achieved. An unnamed White House aide revealed that although the President chose not to make public comments during stock market trading hours, he remains highly attentive to stock market dynamics. Additionally, other sources indicated that the current decline in the stock market is approaching a level that the President finds difficult to accept.

Moreover, the President's second son also made comments on social media, implying the importance of promoting negotiations and suggesting waiting for proactive moves from other countries to achieve more favorable bilateral agreements.