The S&P 21-day rolling increase reaches the highest during Trump's two terms
The S&P 500 has accumulated a nearly 17.0% increase since Trump declared a "significant buying opportunity" on April 9. After plummeting over 16% in early April due to the announcement of severe tariffs, the index rebounded. Trump reiterated on May 8 that the economic outlook is good and worth investing in. According to Bloomberg data, this is the largest rolling 21-day increase for the S&P 500 during Trump's term, excluding the rebound during the pandemic
The S&P 500 index once rose more than 2.9%, meaning that since U.S. President Trump declared a "major buying opportunity" on April 9, the cumulative increase has reached nearly 17.0%. After Trump announced the most severe tariffs in a century at the beginning of April, the benchmark index experienced a sharp decline. However, after he stated on April 9 that it was a "good time to buy" (just hours later, he suspended some tariffs), U.S. stocks rebounded more than 16% that month. On May 8, Trump reiterated this position, stating that the economic outlook warranted significant stock purchases. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, based on a 21-day rolling calculation (the number of trading days between the two speeches), this is the largest increase in the S&P 500 index during his two presidential terms. These figures do not include the rebound during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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