Donald Trump is currently grappling with significant pressures as recent developments unfold in the U.S. financial landscape. The Supreme Court declared the reciprocal tariff imposed under the IEEPA illegal, marking a substantial setback for him. Additionally, reports indicate a troubling trend in the U.S. stock market where investors are exiting at an alarming rate, further exacerbating Trump's difficulties.

According to a Reuters report, the ongoing trend in the U.S. stock market is characterized by the phrase 'Buy America to Bye America', highlighting a shifting investor interest. Currently, American investors are withdrawing funds from their own stock market at the fastest pace seen in over 16 years. This trend has coincided with underperformance from major tech companies, prompting investors to seek better returns in foreign markets.

The booming AI sector, which previously propelled the S&P 500 index to record highs, seems to have failed to sustain its momentum, leading to a reevaluation of investment strategies among American investors. Such trends represent not only financial implications but also political repercussions for Trump, as a weakened stock market could influence his standing among voters and impact his administration's economic policies.