22
Jul
As discussions about potential economic policy in a second Trump presidency gain momentum, one issue resurfaces with renewed significance: tariffs. While some level of trade protectionism may appeal to certain voter bases and align with broader political goals, the financial markets tend to respond delicately to such measures. There appears to be a threshold — a “sweet spot” — for tariffs, beyond which investor confidence could falter and economic stability may be jeopardized.Donald Trump has consistently championed tariffs as a tool to rebalance international trade and bolster American manufacturing. During his first term, his administration imposed levies on hundreds of…