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Many observers speculate whether Trump's erratic market maneuvers serve a larger purpose aimed at managing the super-sized US debt, which stands at a staggering $35 trillion. Some conjecture that market volatility could lower interest rates, facilitating cheaper debt refinancing—although such an approach might be more reflective of impulsive trade tactics than a strategic economic framework.
However, this theory may be more far-fetched than pragmatic, as it reflects a reliance on chaos that may not bear fruit in the long run. The reality likely rests more in Trump’s blunt and unpredictable trade strategies, often viewed as negotiation tactics that disrupt markets without an overarching plan.