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A Hidden Danger Lurks Within President Donald Trump's Tariffs, and It Can Spell Big Trouble for Stocks @Themotleyfool #Stocks $^GSPC $^DJI $^IXIC
- On July 7, President Donald Trump extended the 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs via executive order, which will end on Aug. 1.
- Earlier this year the tariff pause exempted China, following President Donald Trump's initial 90-day pause on April 9, amid a mini-crash.
- Data show the S&P 500 dropped 10.5% over two days, the fifth-steepest in 75 years, followed by the largest single-day point gains in market history.
- Despite concerns about tariffs, the U.S. economy held up better than expected, with the unemployment rate remaining at 4.1%.
- With tariffs set to resume Aug. 1, and a 33% recession chance over the next 12 months, The Wall Street Journal's latest quarterly survey projects increased economic risks.
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Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick declared this Sunday that President Donald Trump will not grant new extensions to those nations that wish to negotiate trade agreements before the deadline of August 1. “No extensions, no grace periods. On August 1, tariffs will be imposed. Customs will begin to raise money, and here we go,” Lutnick said in an interview with Fox News, in which he added that Trump would be willing to continue negotiating even after …
The date is still approaching, and on Friday, August 1, the 30 percent tariffs set by Donald Trump will come into effect, no matter what happens, warned Howard Lutnick, US Secretary of Commerce. In an interview with Fox News, the US official indicated that there will be no further extension or grace period for any country that does not reach a trade agreement with the United States, as has happened before. “No more grace periods, no more extensi…
In six months, Trump increased monthly customs revenues by 4.2 from $7.9 billion to $27 billion, a price change with contrasting effects.
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Le CharlevoisienWASHINGTON — Canada and other countries are waiting to see whether US President Donald Trump will carry out his threat of increasing tariffs next week. Trump has set August 1st as the deadline for entering into a trade agreement with the United States, but the ultimatum has produced only a handful of agreements. For example, the President [...]
In the end, the Americans pay the tariffs. Anyone who thinks that Trump will take control of this could experience a bad miracle.
A Hidden Danger Lurks Within President Donald Trump's Tariffs, and It Can Spell Big Trouble for Stocks @themotleyfool #stocks $^GSPC $^DJI $^IXIC
Key PointsThe S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average have endured an extraordinary ride in 2025, with President Trump's tariff and trade policy being the catalyst.Trump's tariff policy comes with a dangerous flaw that threatens corporate profits and the stock market.However, long-term investors who can maintain perspective have little to worry about.10 stocks we like better than S&P 500 Index › Though volatility is the price…
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