TechFlow, December 24 — According to Jinshi Data, former U.S. President Trump posted on social media praising the third-quarter GDP figures, noting that GDP growth reached 4.2%, far exceeding the expected 2.5%. However, market reactions are now abnormal: in the past, good news boosted markets, but today good news often leads to flat or declining stock markets—because Wall Street always fears such positive data will immediately trigger rate hikes to prevent "potential" inflation. Trump stated, "This makes it nearly impossible for us to recreate the thriving markets seen during our nation's rise. Strong markets themselves do not cause inflation; only bad policies do. I hope the next Fed chair cuts rates when markets improve, rather than senselessly suppressing them. I want to see a market unlike any we've had in decades: one that rises when it should, falls when it should—a market as it ought to be, as it once was." Trump also said, "Inflation issues will naturally ease, and if necessary, we can always raise rates at the right time, but never should we raise them simply to suppress growth. If we let those 'nerds' do everything they can to destroy upward momentum, our country will never become strong." Trump concluded bluntly, "Anyone who disagrees with me will never become Fed chair."
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