Trump Economy Surges: Inflation Falls to Lowest in 3 Years, Treasury Posts Second-Largest Surplus Ever
The American economy just delivered a resounding win—and it’s thanks to President Donald J. Trump’s bold economic strategy, not the failed forecasts of liberal pundits or Wall Street elites.
On Tuesday, the inflation rate for April came in at 2.3%, marking the lowest level since 2021. For the third consecutive month, inflation undershot expectations, as Americans finally saw meaningful relief at the checkout line:
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Grocery prices dropped more than at any point in the last five years
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Gas prices dipped, adding further fuel to consumer optimism
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Household purchasing power is stabilizing for the first time in years
But the biggest headline wasn’t just lower inflation—it was what happened at the U.S. Treasury.
According to the latest Monthly Treasury Statement, the federal government recorded a $258.4 billion surplus in April. This is the second-largest surplus in U.S. history, second only to the pandemic-related windfall in 2021.
The Hidden Engine? Trump’s Tariffs.
As reported by Zero Hedge, the surprise surge in government revenue is directly tied to Trump’s record-setting tariffs—a policy that critics once mocked as reckless, but which has now been vindicated in spectacular fashion.
“Trump’s tariffs are finally paying off—big time,” a senior economist remarked.
“This surplus wasn’t built by cutting checks. It was built by strategic economic strength.”
The tariff revenue not only helped slash the federal borrowing need but is now powering a more independent and resilient American economy, reducing reliance on foreign debt.
Media and Globalists Were Wrong Again
Remember when the mainstream media, Democrats, and even some Republicans claimed tariffs would trigger economic collapse? The same talking heads are now silent as Trump’s America First trade strategy fuels both domestic industry and historic government revenues.
Five years ago, inflation began to climb out of control. Under Trump, the tide has finally turned.
The Numbers Don’t Lie
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2.3% inflation – lowest since 2021
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Grocery prices down – largest drop in 5 years
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$258.4 billion surplus – second biggest in U.S. history
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Trump’s tariffs – central driver behind unexpected fiscal windfall
Once again, the Trump economy is proving the experts wrong—and the American people right.
