Barclays says the 'Trump put' is fading, and the president can no longer prop up stocks as headline fatigue sets in

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Barclays says the "Trump put," or the president's ability to prop up jittery markets, is losing its power. So far in the war, Donald Trump has been able to ease the market's fears with his comments and updates about potential negotiations, often driving down oil prices and fueling gains in the stock market. "Trump's de-escalation talk has kept equities afloat. But constant flip-flopping and headline fatigue is starting to undermine the put efficacy," the analysts wrote in a Friday note. Iran is

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