Hashtag 99661673580 refers to the tariffs (customs duties) imposed by former President Donald Trump during his presidency (2017–2021), which had a significant impact on international trade, especially with China and other countries. Here’s a simplified explanation:

🎯 What are the "Trump Tariffs"?

They are increases in taxes on imports (i.e., goods coming from abroad) decided by Trump as part of the "America First" policy, aimed at:

Reducing the trade deficit.

Protecting American industries from foreign competition, especially from China.

Pressuring countries to renegotiate trade agreements.

🧱 Key tariffs imposed:

China 🇨🇳:

Tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods.

China retaliated with tariffs on American goods.

This led to a trade war between the two countries.

Steel and aluminum 🏗️:

25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminum.

Affected countries like Canada, Mexico, and the European Union.

European and Japanese products:

Due to disputes over the automotive and agricultural sectors.

⚠️ Effects of Trump Tariffs:

📈 Increased prices on some goods within America.

🔁 Changes in global supply chains.

🚜 Pressure on American farmers due to retaliatory responses from China.

💼 Some industries benefited, while others were harmed.

💬 Why is it controversial?

Trump supporters believe these policies protected the American economy.