#TrumpTariffs Impact and Current Affairs in the Global Economy**

The possible reinstatement of the tariffs from the Trump era, known as **#TrumpTariffs**, is once again a topic of debate amid the U.S. electoral race. During his term (2017-2021), Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese, European, and other trading partners' products, arguing for economic protectionism and the defense of national jobs. Now, he promises even more aggressive measures if he wins in November, including **10% universal tariffs** and up to **60% for China**.

**Current Effects:**

- **Inflation:** Analysts warn that new tariffs could increase the cost of imported goods, putting pressure on prices in the U.S.

- **Trade Wars:** China and the EU are already threatening retaliation, such as taxes on agricultural products or U.S. technology.

- **Global Supply Chains:** Companies are reevaluating investments amid uncertainty, accelerating strategic decouplings.

While Trump defends his policy as a tool to "rebalance trade," critics point out that the costs fall on consumers and small businesses. With the global economy still fragile, the return of the **#TrumpTariffs** could redefine the economic landscape in 2025.