Trump blamed the Democrats for the collapse of the US stock market US President Donald Trump said the US stock market had one of the worst days in its history after the midterm elections for Congress. He wrote about it on the Social Truth social network. "The stock market had one of the worst days in its history after the election. It is very sad to see! So much effort has been put into taking us to a level never seen before - and now it's here. As a result, your retirement savings have been reduced. Remember: It's not the Republicans' fault, it's the Democrats," Trump wrote. On Thursday, November 5, the Nasdaq fell 5.5%. According to Reuters, the index showed the sharpest one-day decline since April 2025, when Donald Trump announced the introduction of tariffs on 211 countries and territories ranging from 10-50%. The Nasdaq 100 lost 6.4%, the S&P 500 fell 4.3% and the Dow Jones lost 3.4%. The sell-off was linked to investor concerns that the electoral success of the Democrats could slow the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure and the construction of data centers in the United States. According to UBS analysts, around 30% of the new data center capacity planned for operation before 2028 could be at risk due to possible construction delays. Read more Trump blamed the Democrats for the fall of the American stock market.

Trump blamed the Democrats for the collapse of the US stock market US President Donald Trump said the US stock market had one of the worst days in its history after the midterm elections for Congress. He wrote about it on the Social Truth social network. "The stock market had one of the worst days in its history after the election. It is very sad to see! So much effort has been put into taking us to a level never seen before - and now it's here. As a result, your retirement savings have been reduced. Remember: It's not the Republicans' fault, it's the Democrats," Trump wrote. On Thursday, November 5, the Nasdaq fell 5.5%. According to Reuters, the index showed the sharpest one-day decline since April 2025, when Donald Trump announced the introduction of tariffs on 211 countries and territories ranging from 10-50%. The Nasdaq 100 lost 6.4%, the S&P 500 fell 4.3% and the Dow Jones lost 3.4%. The sell-off was linked to investor concerns that the electoral success of the Democrats could slow the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure and the construction of data centers in the United States. According to UBS analysts, around 30% of the new data center capacity planned for operation before 2028 could be at risk due to possible construction delays. Read more Trump blamed the Democrats for the fall of the American stock market.