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18 Nov 2024
#economy
Le Monde: Wall Street: After the surge, the Trump effect fades
Following Donald Trump's election, Wall Street initially surged, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq seeing significant gains. However, a subsequent downturn occurred due to controversial appointments and Jerome Powell's indication of no immediate interest rate cuts, leading to declines in major indexes.
The bond market reacted pessimistically, anticipating inflation due to Trump's proposed tariffs and immigration policies. While short-term uncertainty diminished, long-term concerns about economic stability and inflation persisted, impacting investor sentiment.
#culture
Breitbart: VIDEO: 'Trump Dance' Celebrations Explode Across the NFL: Lions, Titans, Raiders, 49ers Join In
The "Trump Dance" is gaining popularity in the NFL, initiated by 49ers player Nick Bosa after a sack. Other players, including those from the Raiders, Lions, and Titans, have since joined in celebrating touchdowns with their own versions of the dance.
This trend marks a shift in the league's atmosphere, contrasting with the anti-American sentiments observed in previous years.
#sports
Breitbart: REPORT: Raiders PR Abruptly Ends Press Conference After Question About Trump Dance Celebration
Raiders tight end Brock Bowers celebrated a touchdown by performing the "Trump Dance," a move that has gained popularity among NFL players. Despite the fun atmosphere, the Raiders' PR team reportedly cut Bowers' media availability after he discussed the dance.
Other players, including defenders from the Detroit Lions and receivers from the Tennessee Titans, also joined in on the trend during Week 11. The reaction from the Raiders' PR team suggests they may not support this new celebration style.