Trump mocks Goldman Sachs for misjudging tariffs, says CEO might as well become a DJ
U.S. President Trump stated that Goldman Sachs and its CEO David Solomon are wrong in their insights regarding the impact of U.S. tariffs on the market.
Solomon should not be 'toiling away' running a bank.
However, Solomon and Goldman Sachs refuse to give the due praise to U.S. tariff policy.
Long ago, they made incorrect predictions regarding market impacts and the tariffs themselves; they were wrong, just as they have been wrong about many other things.
Trump believes Solomon should find a new economist, or perhaps he should focus on being a DJ instead of running a large financial institution.
Goldman Sachs' stock price rose over 3.1%, hitting a daily high of $741.80.