Is the era of American economic dominance coming to an end? Wall Street is facing a rare and powerful shake-up as Donald Trump’s return and aggressive tariff policies send shockwaves through the markets. Both the S&P 500 and the US dollar have dropped nearly 4% this year — a twin sell-off that hasn’t been seen in decades. Major banks like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are sounding the alarm. Meanwhile, global markets are rising. Is this the fall of US exceptionalism? Watch to find out what’s driving this historic shift and what it could mean for the future of the world economy.
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00:00Wall Street just hit a turning point, and it's shaking global markets.
00:04For years, investors believed in American exceptionalism,
00:07the idea that the U.S. economy could power ahead no matter what.
00:11But that belief is now cracking.
00:13Since Donald Trump's return to power, tariffs have come back with a vengeance,
00:18targeting imports from China, Mexico, and Canada.
00:21The impact? A rare and sharp drop in both U.S. stocks and the dollar.
00:26The S&P 500 is down nearly 4% this year.
00:30The dollar has dropped by the same amount.
00:33That's not normal.
00:34This kind of double sell-off has only happened a handful of times in 25 years.
00:39Even big names like Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan are turning bearish.
00:43They say Trump's trade war and a softening economy are pushing investors to look elsewhere.
00:48Meanwhile, global markets, excluding the U.S., are rising.
00:52Some still believe America can bounce back,
00:55but the era of unquestioned U.S. dominance might just be over.
00:59And the world is watching to see what happens next.