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From stocks to dollar, Trump's 'Golden Age' is off to a ugly start

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Bloomberg • 7 min read
From stocks to dollar, Trump's 'Golden Age' is off to a ugly start
US stocks, which started Trump’s second term near record highs, are on track for their worst post-inaugural slump since Gerald Ford took office in 1974 / Photo: Bloomberg
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When Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th US president, he proclaimed the dawning of a new "Golden Age."

Around the 100-day mark of his second term, investors who took him literally - and bought the precious metal - have been richly rewarded.

Those who took him seriously, however, and loaded up on US equities and the dollar, have been disappointed, as have buyers of Treasuries, who have even seen the haven status of US debt thrown into doubt.

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