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Trump's tariffs will likely exacerbate "slowbalisation". Trump's tariffs are set to deepen trade tensions, accelerating the global shift towards slower economic integration. 📥 Download the full report : https://okt.to/eS9CEQ 🎙️ Join our webinar to explore more: https://okt.to/C9k8de

Trump’s Tariffs: A Global Ripple Effect? 🌍 The resurgence of tariff discussions by Trump isn’t just a U.S. story—it’s a global shake-up. 📉 Did you know that during his last tenure, tariffs led to a $1.4 billion drop in U.S.-China trade every month? The ripples were felt worldwide, from supply chain disruptions to inflationary pressure. Now, as the world battles economic recovery, are we prepared for higher costs, strained trade ties, and regional power shifts? Or is this the push needed to rethink globalization altogether? 📊 Key question: Who benefits, and who pays the price when tariffs return to the table? Let’s discuss below. 👇 #Geopolitics #TradeWars #EconomicImpact

With less than 45 days until Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President, small businesses are beginning to feel the impact of the incoming administration’s proposed changes in trade policy. In response to Trump’s decision to double down on tariffs—an additional 10% against China, and 25% on both Mexico and Canada—many businesses are looking to increase year-end orders and warehouse space to build up inventory before new tariffs kick in. https://bit.ly/4gqxwtZ

With President-elect Trump proposing substantial tariffs on imports, businesses need to brace for disruptions in the trade landscape. It's time to conduct a thorough modeling exercise to understand the impact on your operations. Learn more. https://pwc.to/48UAggu

With President-elect Trump proposing substantial tariffs on imports, businesses need to brace for disruptions in the trade landscape. It's time to conduct a thorough modeling exercise to understand the impact on your operations. Learn more. https://pwc.to/3ZRFx5E

With President-elect Trump proposing substantial tariffs on imports, businesses need to brace for disruptions in the trade landscape. It's time to conduct a thorough modeling exercise to understand the impact on your operations. Learn more. https://pwc.to/4hMuC45

Former President Trump’s announcement of new tariffs has reignited trade tensions. A 10% tariff on goods from China and a 25% tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada could disrupt trade, especially in metals like silver, which the U.S. relies heavily on importing. Click on link below for this week’s market update, straight from the vault, by industry expert and SWP's CEO Mark Yaxley. https://lnkd.in/eB84J_AG    #News #SWP #CurrentEvents #InTheNews #FinancialMarkets #Investing #Finance #PreciousMetals #GoldNews 

President-elect Trump’s announcement of sweeping tariffs exacerbated global trade tensions and raised concerns about economic instability, particularly in North America. The proposed tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico are designed to serve a variety of purposes, including tackling the opioid epidemic and immigration in the US. Measures put in place when Trump held office in 2016 disrupted supply chains and increased costs for the end consumer. Recent headlines suggest he will be upping the ante for his next term. Read more about market movements here: https://bit.ly/4eQ3gYb #PeregrineWeeklyWrap #Economy

NEW: C.H. Robinson analyzes how President-Elect Trump's plans for across-the-board tariffs will impact freight strategies and supply chain costs in 2025. https://bit.ly/3CFpuyJ

Geoff - Thank you for sharing your insights As the trade landscape of US and global retaliatory tariffs is changing rapidly, it is crucial for us to be proactive in understanding the potential impact of these future changes. This includes the tariffs proposed by President-elect Trump, as well as those from countries like Mexico and Canada. By staying ahead of these developments, we can better navigate and mitigate any challenges that may arise.