Yesterday, US Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs. After which he returns & reimposes tariffs on all countries with same 10% baseline rates named as Global Tariffs by Trump.

    Today, few hrs ago, he increased global tariffs to 15% from 10%. How he is doing like this ?

    I think the markets will not like this new global tariffs. Trump policies are short sighted & not far sighted. He should rethink about these tariffs. Otherwise he will lose the upcoming mid term elections this year.

    How do you see these new but old styled tariffs? How will global markets react?

    With the new tariffs named as global tariffs, which is increased to 15%, how will the markets react on monday?
    byu/vishesh_07_028 inStockMarket



    Posted by vishesh_07_028

    19 Comments

    1. Maybe SPY -0.3% to -0.5%

      Market didn’t give a shit about 10% so 15% ain’t much difference.

    2. Striking-Ninja-6191 on

      Well, I do agree that the Markus have become immune to the volatility related to Trump on a day to day basis, I think the biggest issue is nobody knows what to plan for looking forward?

    3. Red is a good bet since it was green Friday. Can we really string 2 positive days in a row together with Captain Dipshit in charge

    4. Once tariff changes no longer have the same market impact, it’ll be aliens, Iran, viruses and asteroids.

    5. EventHorizonbyGA on

      I am fairly certain this was his expected reaction. Friday’s price action was likely more about the possibility of the US bombing Iran over the weekend than to new tariffs. Or old tariffs. And we still don’t know what is going to happen in Iran.

      Really, what Friday means, is publicly traded companies get their 2025 tariff money back and small businesses continue to get screwed going forward.

    6. I think we are at the point that the market is desensitized to Trumps tariff cries. At least thats my wishful thinking

    7. Worth_Quantity1953 on

      Tariffs are coming back, just not as fast as the emergency IEEPA that the Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional. It’s gonna be a longer process though, instead of instantaneous like the last tariffs were. Also, don’t know to what degree that he can end up with giving the other countries, but it won’t be as fast as before. That was the reason why he declared the emergency tariffs so he can get it over with fast but now he has to go over and do all of them again. It takes longer, but it’s more likely to stick once they reach a settlement. That’s from what I read.

    8. ApertureScienceCEO on

      Tariff policy chaos is now priced in to the market.

      When the chaos eventually goes away, many companies will likely rally. But we may have to wait until January 2029 for that to truly happen.

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