President Trump took issue with the Goldman Sachs research team, which initially forecast that stocks would decline this year and the US economy would enter a recession in the wake of Trump's April tariff announcements.

Donald Trump's attack came after the White House received some good news from a key inflationary measure.

The president took to Truth Social on Monday to attack David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs who has sometimes also gone by the moniker “DJ D-Sol.” “David Solomon and Goldman Sachs refuse to give credit where credit is due,” Trump wrote in a Tuesday morning post flexing his tariffs.