#TrumpTariffs The return of tariffs and their impact on global markets

Donald Trump returns to the center of economic debate with a clear proposal: to impose a general tariff of 10% on all imports if he wins the elections. This strategy, known as #TrumpTariffs, was already a key part of his previous administration and could now return with more force.

Why does this matter?

Rising inflation 📈: Tariffs make imported products more expensive. This means higher prices for consumers and businesses in the U.S., which could generate inflationary pressures.

Market volatility ⚠️: Trade tensions, especially with China, can cause sharp movements in global markets, affecting stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.

Reconfiguration of supply chains 🔄: Companies may seek alternatives outside of China, boosting industries in emerging countries… but not without costs or risks.

Reactions from allies and rivals 🌍: Europe, China, and other partners could respond with their own tariffs, increasing tension in international trade.

And what about crypto? 🚀

Some analysts see cryptocurrencies as a refuge from economic uncertainty. If volatility increases in traditional markets, interest in assets like Bitcoin or stablecoins could grow.