#TrumpTariffs returns to the center of the economic debate. Trump has promised to impose tariffs of 10% on all imports if he returns to the presidency in 2025, especially affecting China. Although he aims to protect the domestic industry and reduce the trade deficit, experts warn that consumers will pay more for basic products and technology. Economists fear an increase in inflation and trade reprisals. International markets watch cautiously as global companies assess their supply chains. Is this strategic protectionism or a risk to the global economy? The decision could redraw the trade map of the 21st century.