#TrumpTariffs #DonaldTrump Here's a presentation-ready summary of Trump's tariffs and their market value:
Tariffs Imposed by Trump Administration - *25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports*: Imposed on March 12, 2025, affecting various goods, including autos and canned drinks.¹ - *25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods*: Announced on March 4, 2025, but later delayed until April 2, 2025. - *10% to 25% tariffs on Chinese goods*: Imposed in 2018-2019, with some tariffs doubled in February 2025.
Market Impact - *Reduced US GDP growth*: J.P. Morgan Research revised down US GDP growth to 1.6% for 2025 due to trade policy uncertainty. - *Increased inflation*: Tariffs expected to raise consumer prices by 0.2 percentage points. - *Global recession risk*: J.P. Morgan Research estimates a 40% risk of a global recession in 2025.
Key Statistics - *$1.4 trillion*: Projected value of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration by April 2025. - *25%*: Average tariff rate on US imports from China. - *12 percentage points*: Potential increase in average US tariff rate if reciprocal tariffs are imposed.
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