White House bats down tariff doubts and stock market jitters on Liberation Day eve: ‘Going to work’

White House bats down tariff doubts and stock market jitters on Liberation Day eve: ‘Going to work’


President Donald Trump‘s administration swatted down suggestions that his proposed “Liberation Day,” when sweeping tariffs will be unveiled on Wednesday, would lead to a depressed stock market and increased prices for the public.

“They’re not going to be wrong. It is going to work,” said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt during a Tuesday press briefing.

“And the president has a brilliant team of advisers who have been studying these issues for decades, and we are focused on restoring the golden age of America,” Leavitt continued.

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The uncertainty of Trump’s proposal of reciprocal tariffs on the nation’s trading partners and a flat 20% tariff rate has shaken the financial stock market.

On Monday, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite had their worst quarters since 2022, but

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