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Of course, the stock market did not see only growth during the Trump Administration; on May 17, 2017, for example, the Dow Jones fell 372 points (1.78%) due to the fallout from the [[James Comey]] controversy.<ref>Craig, Victoria (May 17, 2017). [https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/05/17/trump-comey-turmoil-socks-wall-street-stocks-see-worst-day-in-eight-months.html Trump-Comey Turmoil Socks Wall Street, Stocks See Worst Day in Eight Months]. ''Fox Business''. Retrieved May 17, 2017.</ref>
Of course, the stock market did not see only growth during the Trump Administration; on May 17, 2017, for example, the Dow Jones fell 372 points (1.78%) due to the fallout from the [[James Comey]] controversy.<ref>Craig, Victoria (May 17, 2017). [https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/05/17/trump-comey-turmoil-socks-wall-street-stocks-see-worst-day-in-eight-months.html Trump-Comey Turmoil Socks Wall Street, Stocks See Worst Day in Eight Months]. ''Fox Business''. Retrieved May 17, 2017.</ref>
== Trump effect on Chinese markets ==
Due to [[Donald Trump]]'s return weighing on markets, in January 2025, China rushes to reassure investors as equities and renminbi fall.<ref>[https://www.ft.com/content/87d95035-f123-455a-bb28-9a062b2de084 China rushes to reassure investors as equities and renminbi fall], Financial Times, January 2025</ref> Trump’s threat of dramatically increased [[tariff]]s on Chinese exports is affected Chinese markets.
==Recognition of bias by the [[mainstream media]]==
==Recognition of bias by the [[mainstream media]]==