President Donald Trump went to Florida on Thursday and gave a sunny prospect when he was asked 'how things are going' after the markets crashed thanks to his mutual rate announcement.
“I think things are going very well. It was an operation. Such as when a patient is operated on and it is a big thing. I said this would be exactly as it is, “the President said reporters at the South Lawn.
He claimed that 'six or seven trillion' dollars would enter the country.
The Dow had fallen 1,400 points against lunch. And world leaders have tried in panic mode to close a deal with the president with only six days until the rates have been implemented.
“The markets are going to boom, the shares are going to bloom and the rest of the world wants to see if there is a way to close a deal,” the president went on.
He then complained: “They have benefited from us for many, many years.”
“You will see how it will turn out, our country will bloom,” he repeated.
Trump then walked solo to Marine One, followed by Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and his bodyman Walt Nauta.
President Donald Trump painted a sunny image after the markets crashed on Thursday thanks to his rate announcement the day before
Presidnt Donald Trump waves further questions while he went to Florida on Thursday afternoon for a dinner on the occasion of the Liv Golf Tournament on his Golf Course in Miami
Trotting behind them was around National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, who had dismissed three staff members on Thursday after the right-wing Maga figure Laura Loomer came to Trump's ear and called for a fire brigade of the National Security Council.
Trump goes to his Trump National Doral Miami, where he will appear at a dinner kick -off for a LIV golf event.
The president explained reporters that the dinner was for 'charity' and that he would soon be back to Washington '.
On Wednesday, Trump announced mutual rates to Nations around the world as a large fanfare.
He collected Congress Fund, cabinet members and employees – complete with hard hats – in the rose garden of the White House for the so -called 'Liberation Day'.
Countries around the world will be affected by at least 10 percent rate on their input, with some no less than 50 percent reaching.
The rates are levied on the basis of 'entry thresholds'. This means that the European Union is hit by 20 percent rates because it charges a rate of 39 percent on America, according to the figures from the White House.
The UK, on the other hand, came out relatively easily.
Since the US only charges a rate of 10 percent, it pays 10 percent in exchange, the White House said.
China will pay a rate of 34 percent, in which the White House calculates that the US pays 67 percent when currency manipulation is processed.
“My fellow Americans, this is Liberation Day, we've been waiting for a long time,” said Trump. “Within a few moments I will sign a historical executive order that set mutual rates for countries around the world.”
Markets in turn reacted dramatically – made a dive.
The Polymarket gambling site on Thursday was the chances of an American recession of more than 50 percent.
