During his annual Q&A at Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett expressed strong criticism against tariffs, stating that trade should not be treated as a weapon. Without naming President Trump directly, he called the imposition of tariffs a "big mistake" and cautioned that protectionist policies could lead to adverse consequences for the U.S. He emphasized that increasing global prosperity is beneficial for American interests, reiterating that the country's success should be built on collaboration and mutual growth rather than confrontation.
Warren Buffett criticized tariffs during his Q&A at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, stating, "Trade should not be a weapon." He emphasized the negative repercussions of protectionist policies.
Buffett referred to the current trade policies as a "big mistake," noting that the prosperity of other nations ultimately benefits the U.S. as well.
He emphasized, "I do think that the more prosperous the rest of the world becomes, it won't be at our expense. The more prosperous we'll become, and the safer we'll feel."
Buffett asserted, "The United States won. I mean, we have become an incredibly important country, starting from nothing 250 years ago. There's not been anything like it."
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