As President Trump's April 2nd 'Liberation Day' approaches, market volatility is evident due to uncertainties surrounding his proposed tariff policies aimed at achieving better international trade balance. Traditional defensive stocks, including Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble, are performing well, offsetting some market declines. Notably, India agreed to significantly lower tariffs on US goods, enhancing export opportunities. Taiwan Semiconductor's investment in US manufacturing signals a robust response to tariff concerns. Trump's policy emphasizes equitable trading by inducing reciprocal tariffs with other nations, indicating a significant shift in the trade landscape.
Traditional defensive stocks like Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble are showing gains that are helping to cushion the overall market's drop amid tariff policy concerns.
The tariff policy proposed by Trump aims at creating a reciprocal trade system to balance international tariffs, which have traditionally disadvantaged the US.
With India's agreement to slash tariffs and Taiwan's $100 billion investment in US GPU manufacturing, the impact of tariffs on international trade dynamics can be significant.
President Trump's 'Liberation Day', set for April 2nd, signifies the beginning of a new tariff era and the push toward even international trade practices.
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