Former President Donald Trump addressed rising concerns over the possibility of an economic recession, telling NBC News that he believes the United States economy would remain stable over time, even if a downturn occurs in the near future.
In the interview, Trump appeared to play down fears that his economic policies might contribute to an economic slowdown, asserting that the situation would resolve itself over the long term. “The economy will be OK in the long run,” Trump said, signaling confidence in the resilience of the U.S. financial system.
The comments come amid mounting speculation from economists and analysts about a potential recession caused by various factors, including inflation, global economic uncertainty, and past policy decisions. While Trump did not provide specific policy remedies or forecasts, his remarks suggest he is not overly concerned about short-term economic fluctuations.
Trump’s perspective contrasts with warnings from some financial experts who argue that proactive economic measures may be needed to avoid or mitigate a downturn. The discussion continues to evolve as policymakers and business leaders monitor key economic indicators in the months ahead.
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