The impact of #TrumpTariffs on global trade was profound, particularly in the context of U.S.-China relations. These tariffs, which aimed to pressure China into trade reforms, led to increased costs for both American companies and consumers. While the intention was to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on Chinese imports, many U.S. businesses struggled with higher input costs. Additionally, China responded with retaliatory tariffs, affecting American agricultural exports and further intensifying the trade war. The ripple effects of these tariffs were felt worldwide, disrupting supply chains and creating uncertainty in financial markets. Whether these tariffs ultimately benefited the U.S. economy remains a matter of debate.