Tariff trigger, ignition of hassle about stagflation

25% of US President Donald Trump in Canada and Mexico, as well as 10% in China, are officially acting, proving that he does not only understand the negotiation tactics, as many thought – and hoped. Canada and China have since announced the retaliation tariffs, and Mexico said his reaction would come on Sunday.

Geopolitical trade and international relations can be destroyed by the United States, but it can be domestic consumers and economics that are most harmful. Business leaders in shipping and retail are two industries that serve as calling economics – they expressed concern that tariffs can increase prices even within a few days.

Investors were also frightened in the markets. All major American landmarks fell. The income received by the S&P 500 when he moved to Trump’s victory on election day, now disappeared. The technical actions were shot down after Trump’s inauguration in January. Imported goods from other countries begins to look like a stock.

A compromise on tariffs?
25% US President Donald Trump tariffs on goods Improved from Canada and Mexico, as well as an additional 10% collection in China, expelled at midnight on Tuesday. US Trade Secretary Howard Lutno said on Tuesday that Trump “probably” announced Tariffs of the transaction with Canada and Mexico As soon as the Wednesday. In a speech before Congress on Tuesday, Trump said his tariffs would summon “A bit of violationBut we are fine with that. “

China is aimed at economic growth “about 5%”
China focuses on Purpose Gross Intrusable Product “About 5%” for 2025In words to the official report of Beijing. The second largest economy in the world increased the target of the budget deficit to “about 4%” GDP With 3% last year, which is the highest financial deficit, which is returned by 2010, according to the data that receives information about the wind. This step, among other stimulation measures announced on Wednesday, notes a meaningful shift in Beijing’s policy when he tries to solve the sluggish economy.

According to businesses, the price is increasing by saying businesses
Trump tariffs can push prices in days, business executives said. “The short -term effect of any fare is obviously inflation“said Charles van der Stun Stun, the president of North America’s delivery giant Maersk, while Target CEO Brian Cornell said CNBC on Tuesday:” The consumer is likely to see Price rise over the next few days. “That’s the case causing fears of “stagflation” In the US economy, prices are rising but rising slows down.

US markets are lowered on tariff fears
Investors sold US shares on Tuesdayfrightened by the effects of tariffs on the economy. A S&P 500 lost 1.22%, Dow Jones Industrial Medium decreased by 1.55%and Nasdaq Composite retreated 0.35%. The Chinese CSI 300 rose 0.42%when investors estimate the country’s parliamentary meetings. Australia S&P/ASX 200However, fell by 0.77%even if in the country GDP in the fourth quarter increased by 1.3% per yearbeating the expectations.

In the election election in the election was destroyed
“Bump Trump” in the markets disappeared. Once Tuesday, the S&P 500 closed at 5778.15, below 5 782.76 on the election day, November 5. This means that the index has lost after the election. A Russell 2000 The small hats index, which jumped by 5.84%on November 6, decreased by approximately 8%. Meanwhile, Technology shares have dropped over 7% Ever since Trump took office in January.

(Pro) Look into Europe for justice: Analysts
According to analysts who indicated the growth of estimates and political risk in the US market, as deficiencies compared to the more stable geopolitical conditions, which noted the increase in estimates and political risk in the US market as deficiencies compared to a more stable geopolitical environment in Europe. The market and the economy of Europe also offer Several other benefits over that in the USA

K-Pop stocks are not amenable to political and economic trouble South Korea is also threatening Trump tariffs

South Korea’s economy slows down, the growth has reached low a quarter. His currency was under pressure, and the country is in political turmoil. US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats did not easier. But there is one sector that offered investors this year: K-Pop, one of South Korea’s largest cultural exports.

This year’s shares of four large companies K-Pop received from 20% to 33%, exceeding KOSPI’S 5.39% profit and increase by 8.8% KOSDAQ as of March 4. Hybe, JYP and YG also reached new 52-week highs this year. One of the reasons that investors refer to K-POP shares is that the sector does not face the risk of tariffs on the US, the Shinhan Securities analyst Ji In-Hae, written last month, is translated by Google with her notes in Korean.