The US president has announced sweeping tariffs on the rest of the world. While nations will understandably focus on the direct impacts, the worst news released this morning is the imposition of an additional 34% tariff barrier on goods from China, and a sweeping 25% tariff on all imported vehicles. These two measure alone will severely hamper world trade, and will likely drag the global economy into a hole. Market reactions are unambiguous. US S&P500 and Nasdaq future...
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I don’t know about that. Trump has angered Europe, Asia and just about every major economy inbetween. The rest of the world now has new trade opportunities, can operate with free trade agreements and the US could be left isolated, to rot in the mess he has made. Most countries already have plans to boycott US products and retaliatory tariffs will only discourage buyers further. I can only see dark days ahead for the US and opportunity for the rest of us
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Thecoinflip : I don’t know about that. Trump has angered Europe, Asia and just about every major economy inbetween. The rest of the world now has new trade opportunities, can operate with free trade agreements and the US could be left isolated, to rot in the mess he has made. Most countries already have plans to boycott US products and retaliatory tariffs will only discourage buyers further. I can only see dark days ahead for the US and opportunity for the rest of us
Savage Trades Thecoinflip : spoken like someone completely uninformed!
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