As the country begins to feel the effects of his trade policies, some executives are pessimistic about Trump's economic agenda.

Summary

Despite initial support from business leaders, many are expressing concerns about the economic outlook under Trump’s second term.

Executives from Ford, GM, ON Semiconductor, Point72, and Citadel have voiced frustration over the uncertainty created by Trump’s tariff policies, particularly their unpredictable implementation and exemptions.

Auto industry leaders warn that 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico would devastate U.S. manufacturing. Other concerns include reduced immigration affecting labor force growth and DOGE’s federal workforce cuts.

The White House dismisses the concerns and defends Trump’s policies as "pro-growth.”

  • Gointhefridge@lemm.ee
    7·
    2 days ago

    This is literally the only thing that could turn the tide on trump. Fuck with people’s money and they will find a way to gut you.

    Edit: the people here being the CEOs.

    • KevinW23@lemmy.world
      2·
      2 days ago

      That’s just in general too. Once the checks stop coming in, that’s when people will start wanting answers.