Trump's Economic Policies Stir Market Concerns Amid Inflation and Credit Rate Proposals

President Trump has pursued aggressive economic measures to lower inflation, including proposing a one-year 10% cap on credit card interest rates and pressuring the Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates. These moves have raised concerns among financial institutions and investors about potential impacts on bank profitability and credit markets. Meanwhile, Chinese state media have used the 'kill line' metaphor to highlight U.S. poverty, contrasting it with China's situation. Despite market volatility and debates over policy, the U.S. economy shows signs of growth driven by technology and consumer spending, though risks remain ahead of the midterm elections.