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Warren Urges SEC to Probe Trump for Insider Trading Amid Tariff Turmoil

Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into President Donald Trump’s potential insider trading related to his tariff policies.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has intensified her criticism of President Donald Trump by demanding an investigation into allegations of market manipulation and insider trading linked to his tariff policies. In a recent appearance on CNN’s ‘State of the Union,’ Warren argued that such an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is ’entirely appropriate’ to ensure that no advance information was used by Trump, his family, or his inner circle for stock trading.

The call for investigation follows a letter co-signed by Warren and other Senate Democrats to the SEC, requesting scrutiny into whether Trump’s tariff announcements and subsequent pauses were used to enrich administration insiders. The senators pointed to the market crash and partial recovery following Trump’s tariff announcements as a basis for their concerns.

The White House has dismissed these claims as ‘partisan games,’ asserting that Trump’s actions were necessary to counter China’s trade practices and to reassure American markets. Amidst these developments, Trump paused higher, customized tariffs on certain nations, opting instead for a uniform 10% tariff, while imposing a 125% tariff on China in response to its retaliatory measures.

Warren criticized Trump’s tariff strategy as spreading ‘chaos and corruption,’ suggesting that while tariffs can be a useful tool, their broad and sudden implementation has caused unnecessary disruption. She also advocated for stricter rules preventing members of Congress from trading individual stocks, highlighting the need for such measures to prevent insider trading.

The unfolding situation continues to stir debate over the implications of Trump’s trade policies and the potential for insider trading within his administration.

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