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In a series of tweets, he has also stated that Walmart's good stock market data confirms that the US is "doing very well." Later, at a rally in New Hampshire, he assured his followers that "you have no choice but to vote for me" because the economy would go "down the toilet" if he loses to his Democratic rival . Although the White House is making no official preparations for a recession amid signs of a global economic slowdown, Treasury officials are closely monitoring the bond market for further signs of economic fatigue ,  according to The New York Times .

The US yield curve has inverted: this is what experts think about how it will affect the markets Signs of economic trouble are likely to continue to plague the president, who came to power thanks in part to his promises Middle East Phone Number List  to strengthen the U.S. economy through his aggressive trade proposals. He has promised to win the trade war with China , a very popular promise among voters in the Rust Belt states, the central and northwestern area of ​​the country where the steel industry is concentrated, which were crucial in his victory in 2016. A trader operates on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August 24, 2015 A trader trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August 24, 2015 Spencer Platt/Getty Image However, he has also bet his reelection campaign on the economic strength of the United States during his presidency , which urges him to reach an agreement with China to end the trade war.



Historically, winning re-election during an economic recession has proven to be difficult , with Jimmy Carter in 1980 and George HW Bush in 1992 losing their bids to be re-elected after a single term between recessions. In fact, in the time since the American Civil War, only one president has been re-elected after a recession in the last 2 years of his first term. It was William McKinley in 1900 . Díaz Ayuso promises "the biggest tax reduction in history" in the Community of Madrid Another of the most popular names to join the Madrid Government is that of the former mayor of Alcorcón David Pérez, of whom Ayuso has stated that it seems "obvious" to him that he appears in the pools , since he was the president's number two on the electoral list of the autonomous passes.