🚨 Warning signs flashing as #TrumpTariffs dominate trade talk!

With the election looming, markets are bracing for the potential return of aggressive tariff policies reminiscent of the 2018-2019 era.

Recall the chaos: sudden import taxes hitting everything from steel and aluminum to consumer goods like washing machines and electronics.

Businesses faced scrambled supply chains, higher production costs, and retaliatory duties from major trading partners like China and the EU.

Consumers ultimately paid the price through inflation. A second wave could reignite these pressures, disrupting fragile global supply chains still recovering from recent shocks and fueling renewed cost-of-living concerns.

Investors are watching nervously, fearing increased volatility and potential drags on corporate earnings, especially for import-dependent sectors and multinationals.

Uncertainty is the enemy of growth, and tariff threats inject massive uncertainty. Stay informed, adjust risk exposure.