Investors say it’s time to take Trump seriously as markets recoil on wall of tariffs
- Markets are adjusting as Donald Trump increases tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada.
- The average tariff rate on imports from China has risen to 34%, with increases nearly doubling those from Trump's first term, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs.
- Volatility in U.S. And Japanese stock markets is at its highest this year, reflecting concerns over U.S. Tariff policies.
- Experts say the threat of tariffs has peaked, and now markets must adapt to the new reality of higher tariffs.
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