What Trump's Tariffs Mean for the World Economy

Since President Donald Trump first threatened to impose sweeping tariffs against China and US trading partners during his election campaign, companies and businesses have been bracing for impact. While his inaugural address stopped short of imposing tariffs on day one, Trump has issued fresh threats to Mexico, Canada and China, forcing investors and businesses to navigate an uncertain future as he continues to map out his plans.

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