The love of Donald Trump for catchy abbreviations was quite obvious during his four -month presidency, and the US President is often seen by turning phrases like Maga, Duge and Maha on the slogans. Now the market observers have set out on an incitement to embark on its journey, they came up with several of their own shortcuts that spread through the business industry.
According to Reuters report, traders claim that these abbreviations are relevant to Trump-Ere markets, such as volatility and uncertainty that investors must consider in decision-making.
Some of the new labels are associated with investment strategies aimed at using Trump’s economic and business policies and the objectives of international relations. Others are focused on economic consequences or swelling, because markets and business partners respond to its proposals.
From Taco to Fafo there are some of the new abbreviations that have recently captured the investment world:
Taco
Taco means “Trump always chickens”. The word was created by the Financial Times journalist and refers to the tendency of the US President to go back and forth for tariffs and business agreements after his speech on April 2 “Liberation Day”. Asked about Taco at the beginning of this month, Trump was visibly offended.
Out
The abbreviation for “Fuck Around and Toy to”, Fafo is a word that has been there for a long time. However, he found some renewed meaning as a favorite work on the shopping tables. It is used to capture the volatility of the financial market and chaos that Trump’s policy creation process.
Magic
This Maga is an abbreviation for “Make America Go Away”, which first appears in response to a short and relentless visit to Vice President of JD Vance in Greenland, the autonomous territory of Denmark, which Trump showed interest in connection. At least one Canadian investor says Quip makes the wheels of Toronto and Montreal and causes a “wishful wishes” about a simple boycott of US investment according to Reuters.
Mega
The importance for Europe to be great again was first created last year to deal with European competitiveness. This spring, he has appeared as a way to describe a rush of interest of investors and flows to European markets. Investors and merchants have revived her in the light of overcoming European shares in the immediate consequence of Trump’s “liberation” bomb.
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