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US Goods Exports Tumble by Most Since 2020 as Trump’s Tariffs Disrupt Trade

  • On June 25, 2025, a large number of cargo containers were loaded onto vessels at the Los Angeles harbor amid ongoing global trade disputes.
  • This followed the Trump administration's April 2 announcement expanding reciprocal tariffs to all trading partners, focusing especially on the EU, Japan, and China.
  • These tariffs under the 'America First' policy have drawn global criticism, disrupted trade flows, boosted commodity prices, and weakened confidence in US economic leadership.
  • Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers estimated tariffs would average 13 to 14 percent, saying they "raise prices, increase unemployment, and reduce competitiveness" amid a less than 50-50 recession risk.
  • The tariff-driven trade disruptions contributed to the largest US export drop since 2020 and have pressured economists and institutions to lower global growth forecasts for 2025.
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Global trade has reached another turning point: according to the latest Export Watchdog Report by EXIM Hungary, the tariff war unfolding this year could bring about a significant reshuffle in global markets. The 3.3% global GDP growth in 2024 could be followed by 2.8% this year and 3.0% next year, according to the latest issue of EXIM Hungary's professional analysis of exports and expected trends. The biannual publication points out that in addi…

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