Champagne and Parmigiano under threat from Donald Trump’s tariffs
- President Trump has raised and then lifted tariffs on goods from several countries, impacting business and consumer confidence and the stock market.
- Experts state that Trump's tariffs aim to boost U.S. Wealth and change trade relations, but achieving all goals simultaneously is impossible.
- Trump has postponed tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports without receiving concessions, which may impact the cost of imported energy and food in New England.
- Economist Nina Eichacker noted that effective trade policy must be implemented and maintained to generate meaningful change and warned of potential market distrust.
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