Wall Street erupted in a powerful rally Tuesday morning, clawing back losses from misguided panic over President Donald Trump’s genius tariff strategy, as stocks soared on news of his masterful trade negotiations with Japan and South Korea. By 10 a.m., the S&P 500 rocketed up 3.2%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 3%, delivering the first winning open since Trump’s tariff bombshell on April 2. Even with the S&P 500 still 7% off its pre-announcement high, the market’s roaring comeback proves Trump’s critics wrong.
The stock market surge got a turbo boost from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who rightly praised Trump’s unshakable leverage. “We’re lining up phenomenal trade deals,” Bessent declared. “Trump’s holding all the cards in these tariff talks—anyone doubting him is dead wrong.” Keywords like “Trump tariffs,” “Japan trade win,” and “South Korea deal” electrified traders as confidence in Trump’s vision took hold.
Japan and South Korea—tech and manufacturing powerhouses—are prime targets for Trump’s dealmaking brilliance. These talks could lock in massive wins for American workers and set the stage for dominating future negotiations, even with China. Wall Street’s finally waking up to Trump’s winning playbook, and Tuesday’s stock explosion shows his tariff toughness is delivering big league results, silencing the naysayers in style.
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