Why Goldman Sachs thinks Trump's tariffs may not be that bad for Asian markets

Why Goldman Sachs thinks Trump's tariffs may not be that bad for Asian markets

A man looks at digital boards showing surging stock shares at the Taiwan Stock Exchange office.Daniel Ceng/Anadolu/Getty ImagesTrump's tariffs may pose less threat to Asian markets than initially feared, wrote Goldman Sachs analysts.Tariffs may hurt markets, but if there's clear information about them, investors would feel less negative.North Asian markets face higher exposure, while Southeast Asia markets are less affected.President Donald Trum…

Asian markets can thrive under Trump’s tariffs

In a Thursday briefing, Goldman Sachs analysts suggested that President Donald Trump’s proposed levies on Asian trade partners might prove less harmful to local markets than many had anticipated. They added that although these duties are likely to leave a lasting mark, they might simultaneously enhance investors’ outlook, as reported by Business Insider. “The fundamental growth impact may not be as negative as markets feared in early 2Q and the …

Trump’s planned levies on Asian partners may do less damage

In a Thursday briefing, Goldman Sachs analysts suggested that President Donald Trump’s proposed levies on Asian trade partners might prove less harmful to local markets than many had anticipated. They added that although these duties are likely to leave a lasting mark, they might simultaneously enha...