US EditionTrump's erratic trade policies are baffling businesses, threatening investment and growth
- President Donald Trump imposed a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico but later suspended many of these levies for a month, creating uncertainty for businesses.
- Economic experts noted that unpredictability from tariffs is complicating planning for multinational companies and damaging investments.
- Businesses face challenges due to Trump's tariffs, which increased from 10% to 20% on imports from China, impacting their pricing and planning.
- President Donald Trump has changed tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico multiple times, creating confusion for businesses and impacting their investments and plans.
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Consumption and investment falter with Trump’s tariff threat and slow Eurozone GDP
One of lime and one of sand. The Eurozone economy put the brakes at the end of last year, when the uncertainty was highest at the global level in the face of Donald Trump’s arrival at the White House and his first tariff threats. Those clouds weighed down consumption and investment, two very sensitive variables when the context gets complicated by lack of visibility. Not even the lower credit, thanks to interest rate reductions, encouraged famil…
Business policies baffle businesses and threaten investment and economic growth
Marc Rosenberg, founder and CEO of The Edge Desk in Deerfield, Illinois, prepares to present an elegant ergonomic chair designed to reduce customer back pain and increase their productivity.
President Trump’s erratic trade policies are baffling businesses, threatening investment and economic growth
WASHINGTON — Marc Rosenberg, founder and CEO of The Edge Desk in Deerfield, Illinois is getting ready to introduce a fancy ergonomic chair designed to reduce customers’ back pain and boost their productivity. He figures the most expensive one will sell for more than $1,000. But he can’t settle on a price, and he is reluctantly reducing the shipment he’s bringing to the United States from China. There’s a reason for his caution: President Donald …
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