Trump rings New York Stock Exchange's opening bell and 'golden welcome'

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has returned home to his hometown of New York with the bell ringing to mark the opening of the New York Stock Exchange.

Trump visited the New York Stock Exchange to announce the opening of the New York Stock Exchange to mark his selection as the "Person of the Year" of the U.S. weekly Time magazine.

Trump, who was previously a felon convicted of providing money for sex scandals in a Manhattan court in New York in late May, returned to Manhattan after winning the presidential election on November 5.

"We're going to build an economy at a level we've never seen before," Trump said, adding that "everyone is coming back to the United States."

He also reaffirmed his economic pledges during the presidential election, such as lowering prices and lowering taxes.