
Trump’s Global Tariffs Leave Nations Relieved, Anxious, Perplexed
President Trump’s new tariff policy targets countries from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, sparking relief, anxiety and confusion as global markets adjust to evolving trade rules.
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President Trump’s new tariff policy targets countries from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, sparking relief, anxiety and confusion as global markets adjust to evolving trade rules.
Yale Budget Lab finds U.S. tariffs at 18.3%, highest since 1934, cutting GDP growth and hiking consumer costs by $2,400.
President Trump’s executive order introduces 10-41% tariffs on major U.S. partners starting August 7, reshaping global trade. Deals with the Chinese mainland and Mexico are pending.
The EU proposes €72 billion ($84 billion) in U.S. imports to target if Washington insists on 30% tariffs. A deal must be struck by August 1 to avoid escalation.
Economic uncertainty from Trump’s trade war could slow U.S. ad spending just as broadcasters and streaming platforms roll out new TV and digital offerings.
US doubles steel and aluminum tariffs, driving up vehicle and appliance costs, and prompting Mexico, Canada and the EU to plan countermeasures.
U.S. tariffs spurred a record trade deficit and pushed GDP into negative territory in Q1 as consumer sentiment tumbled, highlighting potential market shockwaves.
In 2025, a surge of tariffs reshaped global trade, hitting U.S. farmers and allies while the Chinese mainland cuts duties for 43 least-developed countries, proving bridges beat walls.
Washington’s tariff threats have disrupted global trade, sparking criticism from allies and risking economic growth in an all-or-nothing gamble.
Washington’s tariff policy is disrupting U.S. markets, sending ripples through manufacturing, agriculture and tech with immediate challenges nationwide.