#TrumpTariffs Economic Impact on Global Markets

The possible return or expansion of tariffs driven by Trump reignites the debate on economic protectionism. While the intention is to strengthen domestic production and reduce foreign dependence—especially on China—the collateral costs can be significant: higher consumer prices, international trade tensions, and disruptions in supply chains.

Markets are already showing sensitivity: technology, agricultural, and manufacturing sectors are under pressure amid a possible escalation. In the medium term, investors are seeking safe-haven assets like gold and, increasingly, certain cryptocurrencies like $BTC, which appear as protection against unpredictable policies.