Washington, D.C. - The American stock markets, which initially surged following Donald Trump's electoral victory, have begun to experience heightened volatility and uncertainty.

This instability is largely attributed to the administration's inconsistency regarding import tariffs, with major global tariffs set to take effect by April 2. Concerns have been expressed by economists regarding the implications of these tariffs on both domestic and international markets.

Many experts describe the situation as chaotic, complicating the economic landscape for businesses and investors alike.

Market analysts are closely monitoring developments as the administration's approach continues to evolve, raising questions about its long-term impact on international trade relations and economic growth.

The uncertainty surrounding Trump's trade policies contrasts sharply with the initial optimism that marked the early reactions to his electoral win, highlighting the complex nature of his administration’s economic strategies.