#TrumpTariffs Trump's tariffs, implemented during his second term, have unleashed a global economic storm. Since April 2025, a universal tariff of 10% affects nearly all imported goods, with higher rates for countries with large trade deficits with the U.S., such as China (up to 145%). Trump justifies these measures as a response to unfair trade practices, aiming to boost American manufacturing and reduce the $1.2 trillion trade deficit. However, the tariffs have raised costs for consumers and businesses, with an estimated impact of $82.3 billion for employers. Economists warn of a possible recession, inflation, and disruptions in supply chains. Countries like the EU and Japan are negotiating agreements to avoid higher tariffs, while China and Canada have responded with retaliatory tariffs. Although Trump promises that tariff revenues could replace taxes, experts consider this unfeasible. Uncertainty persists, with volatile financial markets and criticism of the legality of using emergency powers to impose these measures. Will the tariffs protect American jobs or trigger a global trade war?