JimmyHua
04-03

Trump’s shock tariffs may raise costs for businesses and consumers, reducing spending and investment. Higher import prices could fuel inflation, prompting the Fed to maintain high interest rates, slowing growth. Retaliatory tariffs from other nations may hurt U.S. exports, weakening corporate earnings. Market uncertainty might deter capital inflows, dragging down stock valuations. Supply chain disruptions could lead to job losses, further dampening demand. A slowdown in global trade may push the U.S. economy into a recessionary cycle.

Tariff Exemption: Will Apple & NVIDIA Come Back?
The United States has agreed to exempt smartphones, computers, chips, and other electronic products from the so-called "reciprocal tariffs." Investment bank Wedbush stated that major tech companies such as Apple, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and the broader tech industry can breathe a sigh of relief this weekend.
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