🇺🇸 President Trump says critics of his tariffs should "go back to business school."

President Trump's tariffs have been a hot topic of debate, and it seems he's firing back at critics. Trump's tariffs, currently at 10% on most imports and 30% on Chinese goods, have sparked concerns about consumer price hikes and economic upheaval.¹ However, some experts, like economist Torsten Sløk, have reversed their stance, praising Trump's tariff strategy as a "clever long-game" that could boost federal revenue and strengthen the US's trade negotiation position.

Despite the criticism, Trump remains confident in his approach, viewing tariffs as an economic tool to restore American factories, raise government revenue, and pressure foreign countries to negotiate.² The tariffs have also sparked retaliation from countries like China and the EU, which have implemented their own counter-tariffs.

It's worth noting that Trump's tariff policies have been inconsistent, causing uncertainty among businesses and investors.

Nevertheless, his administration remains committed to its trade agenda, with the 90-day tariff pause set to expire on July 9, 2025.#NODEBinanceTGE $XRP