特朗普赚大了，达成协议拿下9000亿美元订单，但消费信心却三连降

Group 1 - Trump's first Asian trip in five years resulted in nearly $900 billion in investment commitments from Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea [1][3] - The trip emphasized "transactional diplomacy," with a focus on economic negotiations rather than traditional diplomatic engagements [3][4] - In Japan, a significant discussion centered around a $550 billion investment, with Japan preparing a large procurement list to appease Trump [3][4] Group 2 - The U.S. consumer confidence index has declined for three consecutive months, indicating growing economic concerns among American households [5][6] - Despite Trump's diplomatic achievements abroad, domestic economic indicators reveal a stark contrast, with consumer sentiment worsening due to trade policies [5][8] - Walmart has raised prices on certain goods due to the impact of U.S. tariffs, reflecting the broader economic strain on American families [12][15] Group 3 - Historical precedents suggest that the investment commitments made during Trump's trip may not materialize, as seen in past agreements that failed to fully execute [12][13] - The ongoing U.S. government shutdown has created uncertainty, affecting the release of key economic data and further complicating the economic landscape [13][16] - The disparity between Trump's foreign diplomatic successes and the domestic economic challenges highlights the contradictions in his economic policies [13][16]