Hasn't taken long for the blame game to begin and knowing love hero Donnie it won't end there either.
Here's an expert's opinion....
Trump's first inflation report of second term is released©AFP via Getty Images
Chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management David Kelly agreed: 'There is nothing in this report that suggests the Fed should lower interest rates.' US Investment Analyst Bret Kenwell from eToro said that while the figures will weigh on stocks in the short term there are other factors at play that may take some time to smooth out.
'We do tend to see higher inflation numbers at the start of the year, while investors have to wonder if companies were front-loading their orders to get ahead of potential tariffs, that had the potential to go into effect later this quarter,' Kenwell explained. 'Ultimately, it will take a few more reports to see how any of these potential trends take shape, which could pave way for near-term uncertainty.'
Hang onto your toilet seats Americans, you're in for a MEGA dump.