You cultists just can't stop worshipping this guy. These tarriffs are going to destroy our economy.
This morning two trillion dollars dissapeared from people's portfolios in 20 seconds....and that was just the initial shock.
It's going to get a LOT worse. Eventually we are all going to feel it in the form of higher prices and supply shortages. And the interesting thing is you can't blame any of this destruction on Democrats.
Republicans and MAGAts own it ALL now.
I guess that's the downside of all this "winning" you've all been crowing about since last November. Winning is only half of it.
After you win you have to govern. When you elected a convicted felon POTUS with six bankruptcies on his resume and a history of fraud you aren't setting the economy up for a very strong future. Trump was pretty much destined to wreck our economy...just like he has always wrecked his businesses.
Today the chickens began coming home to roost. It was only a matter of time.
Certainly can't blame THIS one on Sleepy Joe though, but I am sure you'll all try.
The breadth and severity of the levies dwarfed those imposed by Trump during his first term, threatening to upend global supply chains, exacerbate an economic slowdown and boost inflation. It also left investors struggling to game out what levies would do to corporate profits.
If Apple, for example, were to absorb the jump in costs as a result of tariffs on China, the iPhone maker’s gross margin could take a hit of as much as 9%, said Citigroup analysts led by Atif Malik.
The plan is equivalent to the largest tax increase since 1968, JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli wrote in a note. It could add as much as 1.5% to prices this year, using the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge, while weighing on personal incomes and consumer spending.
Approximately $2 trillion was wiped from the S&P 500 Index as new tariffs by President Trump raised fears of a recession. Apple, Nike, and other companies heavily dependent on overseas manufacturing saw steep declines. The levies could upend global supply chains, increase inflation, and depress...
m.economictimes.com