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Wall Street traders mock Trump with new acronym

The TACO Kid: Wall Street is mocking Trump — and it has nothing to do with his diet

The acronym, TACO, stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out” and was reportedly coined by a Financial Times columnist, according to The New York Times.

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‘TACO’: Wall Street traders have a coded diss that means they’re betting against Trump

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Wall Street Investors Mock Trump With A Brutal 4-Letter Code Word

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S&P 500 rallies 2 percent as Wall Street’s roller-coaster ride whips back upward

Wall Street is rallying Tuesday as the roller-coaster ride created by President Donald Trump’s trade policies whips back upward, this time because of a delay for his tariffs on the European Union.

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S&P 500 rallies 2% as Wall Street’s roller-coaster ride whips back upward

Wall Street rallies after news of EU-US trade talks

Wall Street rallies as its roller-coaster ride whips back upward after Trump pauses more tariffs

Shares were mostly lower in Asia on Tuesday, trading in a narrow range after U.S. markets were closed Monday for the Memorial Day holiday.

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US futures and European markets rise on temporary US-EU trade truce

S&P 500 rallies 2% as Wall Street responds to Trump delay of 50% EU tariffs

Wall Street holds steady as the countdown ticks toward Nvidia's earnings report

Government debt and bonds have become an increasingly important issue for markets in recent weeks as yields have climbed around the world.

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Asian shares are mostly higher after S&P 500 rallies 2%

European markets rally as Trump delays 50% EU tariffs

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Wall Street drifts as the countdown ticks toward Nvidia’s earnings report

U.S. stocks are drifting a day after leaping back within a few good days’ worth of gains from their all-time high.

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Week In Review: Big Week On Wall Street

This rare de-escalation in the ongoing U.S.-China trade conflict and cooler inflation marked a welcome shift in tone and gave global markets room to breathe.

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Wall Street’s youth revolt

Setting aside the tumult from President Donald Trump’s trade policies and the prospect of potentially catastrophic fiscal deficits, the stock market has held up reasonably well in 2025.

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A key recruiting cycle for Wall Street is showing signs of kicking off earlier than ever

While most recent college graduates are getting ready for their new jobs, a select group is already considering their next one.