#TrumpTariffs In recent days, Donald Trump has launched a massive wave of tariffs aimed at Chinese, metallurgical, energy, and automotive goods:

55% tariff on imports from China — the result of a "liberation" trade package that includes a base of 10%, a special duty of 20%, and an old tariff of 25%.

Doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum (from 25% to 50%), effective June 4.

"Base" tariff of 10% on all countries with increases against deficit partners.

⚖️ Economists warn:

CBO: the deficit will decrease by $2.8 trillion over 10 years, but GDP growth and wealth will weaken due to inflation and reduced consumption.

Yale/Budget Lab: escalation of uncertainty, the average rate – nearly 18%, the highest since the 1930s.

PWBM (Wharton): long-term effect – a 6% decrease in GDP, a 5% decrease in earnings.

🎭 Results and sentiment: this is not just tariffs. This is a powerful economic and political course.

👀 What to expect next?

1. Reactions from China, the EU — retaliatory tariffs or break-offs.

2. The likelihood of new blocking lawsuits (IEEPA preference)

3. Trump could "retreat" again — there was already an episode with "TACO negotiations."