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Donald Trump's China visit fails to ease U.S. inflation, tech stocks slide

President Donald Trump returned from a state visit to China to a U.S. economy still grappling with rising consumer prices. Inflation rose to an annual 3.8% in April, a jump attributed to higher oil prices, the war in Iran and tariff effects, and the Cleveland Federal Reserve projected it could climb to 4.2% in May. Wall Street’s reaction was muted, with technology shares falling sharply after the trip. Analysts noted that the expected trade benefits from the visit had not materialised, leaving inflation concerns unchanged. Democrats criticised the president for overlooking cost‑of‑living pressures despite his claims of supporting growth and affordability.

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