不确定经济政策能否赢中选，特朗普质疑“现在有好消息股市反而下跌，消息特别好股市就会崩盘”是美联储的错

Economic Policy and Election Impact - President Trump expressed uncertainty about whether his economic policies will help the Republican Party win the upcoming midterm elections, acknowledging that the full effects of economic activities may not be felt until the second quarter of next year [1] - Despite boasting about creating a strong economy, Trump admitted that many Americans are not experiencing the benefits of macroeconomic growth due to slow job growth and rising prices of everyday goods and services [1] Federal Reserve Criticism - Trump criticized the Federal Reserve for its hawkish stance, suggesting that the market's negative reaction to good economic news is a result of fears that the Fed will raise interest rates to combat inflation [2] - He challenged the traditional data-driven decision-making approach of the Fed, expressing a strong desire for lower interest rates, with a target of 1%, contrasting sharply with the Fed's current position [2] Tariff Policy and Government Intervention - Trump reiterated his reliance on tariffs, claiming they have brought wealth to the U.S. and provided leverage in international negotiations, although his tariff policies are facing legal challenges [3] - He defended government intervention in the economy, indicating that the government is considering investing in defense companies and has already invested in semiconductor and critical mineral companies, which could have significant implications for related industries [3] Inflation Challenges - Inflation remains a core challenge for Trump, who attributed high inflation to the previous administration while claiming to have lowered prices [4] - However, prices for essential goods like coffee and beef have significantly increased during his second term, leading to criticism from Democrats who argue that his economic policies have raised costs for American families [5]