S&P 500 falls behind for the first time in years: Donald Trump’s policies backfire as foreign stocks surge while S&P 500 slumps 6%; Europe and China now outpace U.S.

US stock market performance lags behind international markets for the first time in years, with the S&P 500 down 6% since Trump's inauguration. Investors are withdrawing funds due to Trump's erratic policies and investing abroad. European and Asian markets, particularly Germany, China, and even Mexico, are benefiting, driven by economic stability and growth prospects.