#TrumpTariffs refer to the trade policies implemented during Donald Trump’s presidency, where he imposed tariffs on imports, especially from China, to protect American industries and reduce trade deficits. These tariffs affected goods like steel, aluminum, electronics, and consumer products. Supporters argued that the tariffs helped American manufacturing and pressured countries to negotiate fairer trade deals. Critics claimed they led to higher costs for businesses and consumers and hurt global trade relations. The U.S.-China trade war intensified due to these measures, impacting markets worldwide. Overall, Trump’s tariffs sparked major debate on the effectiveness and consequences of protectionist economic strategies.