Trump stops most global tariffs but nothing changes for Canada and Mexico

Trump didn’t force the hand of bond markets, but a specialist is not satisfied

Only a correspondent outside the White House, a correspondent asked if there was effective activity in bond markets that force Trump to break the tariffs.

He said it was not, but he acknowledged that people understand “QUEASY”.

“No. I looked at now. I looked at now. But you look at the bond market. This was getting a little relative last night,” he said.

An international economic policy specialist said the bond markets think that the Trump thinks of Trump.

“Obviously, President Trump, although the markets gave markets, this turn, this turn reacts to the lower the US market, where we started seeing this morning,” he said.

“He was afraid and reacted. And he said he was flexible, but I don’t think it is.”