Trump could win Nobel Peace Prize for trade success, says advisor
- Former economic adviser Stephen Moore discusses the implications of President Trump's trade policies on the economy.
- After recent stock market fluctuations, there has been speculation about potential trade agreements.
- Moore suggests that if Trump successfully brings about global trade improvements, he could be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.
In recent discussions on Fox News, former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore expressed optimism regarding President Donald Trump’s global trade war and its potential effects on the world economy. Following a significant dip in stock market performance, attributed to Trump's aggressive tariff announcements, Moore pointed out that stock prices rebounded after reports of tariff negotiations. He speculated that if Trump could successfully negotiate beneficial trade deals with various nations, he could be a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize. Moore, who previously advised the Trump campaign and supported tax cuts during his first administration, indicated a preference for free trade over tariffs but acknowledged the potential positive outcomes if tariffs were reduced globally. Moore’s comments reflect a mix of support for Trump's approach and a belief in the importance of free trade, stating that Trump could position the U.S. for advantageous deals if countries accepted his terms. Roberts, the Fox News anchor, pondered whether a Nobel Prize in trade exists while mentioning Trump might be considered for such a recognition if successful in international negotiations. Moore urged for a coordinated global agreement to eliminate tariffs and subsidies among nations, framing the effort as crucial for fostering a better economic environment.