Trump's Broad Tariffs Set to Reshape Global Trade and Economy
President Trump confirms sweeping tariffs on all imported vehicles and reciprocal measures targeting all nations, sparking global market declines and economic concerns.
- President Trump has announced 25% tariffs on all imported vehicles starting April 3, alongside reciprocal tariffs targeting all trading partners beginning April 2.
- Global markets have reacted negatively, with sharp declines in major indices across Asia, Europe, and the U.S., as fears of inflation and recession grow.
- Economists warn that the tariffs could disrupt global supply chains, raise consumer prices, and elevate the risk of a U.S. recession, with inflation projected to surpass 4% next quarter.
- Key trading partners, including the European Union and Canada, are preparing retaliatory measures, further escalating tensions in global trade relationships.
- Trump has stated he is open to negotiating exemptions with individual countries but remains committed to the tariffs as part of his protectionist agenda to boost U.S. manufacturing.


























































































































