#TrumpTariffs

Trump’s proposed tariffs aim to enforce “reciprocal trade” by imposing 10–70% duties on imports from countries not offering fair access to U.S. goods. The rollout, delayed until August 1, pressures nations like China, the EU, and Vietnam into quick trade deals. Markets are reacting with volatility, fearing inflation and global slowdown. Businesses warn of rising costs, with some sectors already seeing disruptions. Legally, the move faces challenges, with courts questioning Trump’s use of emergency powers. Supporters see it as strong economic defense; critics warn it risks hurting consumers and trade alliances. The next few weeks will be critical.