#TrumpTariffs 📢 – In June 2025, Trump returned with full force to protectionism. He announced fixed tariffs of 55% on Chinese imports, combining existing and new measures, as well as 50% on steel and aluminum, starting June 4.

These tariffs are maintained following a favorable court decision for the government. However, the expectation is for costs to be passed on to consumers: canned foods could rise by up to 15%, and the CPI already indicates 2.4% in May, with forecasts of more inflationary pressure.

Markets reacted cautiously: global stocks fluctuate, the dollar retreats, and credit remains strong — with banks avoiding cost dilution.

💬 Is this renewed protectionism a political trump card or a dangerous measure for global consumption and the economy?

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