First, the president says he will hit drug imports with a 100% tariff increase if those companies fail to build out operations right here in America. Those tariffs are kicking in on October 1st. US pharma stocks are reacting in a kind of mixed way right now.You can kind of see now you can see Eli Liy is actually up now. The thinking there Eli Liy has a good amount of its production here in the United States. Merc Fiser, Gilead moving moving a little bit to the upside marginally.So, Madna shares down fractio ...

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Any conversation about global trade in 2025 has to begin with tariffs. >> China 67% >> then tensions followed by volatility, uncertainty and risk. Businesses are bracing for impact.Governments are scrambling to react. Central banks are planning for whatever comes next. The outlook for growth has deteriorated owing to rising trade tensions.>> But through the noise and headlines, goods keep moving across oceans to reach consumers and Japan's largest shipping company is staying the course. >> Such changes has ...

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Ah, the stock market. A bastion of rationality, a serene pond reflecting economic fundamentals, right? Not when Donald J. Trump is in the headlines. The past few days have once again proven that the former (and potentially future) President remains an unparalleled maestro of market volatility, conducting a symphony of tariffs, trade talks, and policy pronouncements that leave investors either cheering or clutching their pearls. It’s less a market and more a high-stakes game of “Guess What Trump Will Tweet N ...

Core Insights - The potential return to a high-tariff regime in the U.S. has sparked significant alarm among economists and financial experts, with dire predictions about its economic consequences [3][4]. - Despite initial fears, the actual negative impacts of the tariff policies have been mild or nonexistent so far, with various economic indicators showing resilience [4][38]. Inflation Impact - Initial assumptions suggested that tariffs would lead to higher inflation, but the reality is more complex, with tariffs likely causing a one-time price hike rather than ongoing inflation [6][7]. - Tariff revenues for 2026 are projected to be around $300-400 billion, representing only about 1% of total U.S. GDP, akin to a national sales tax increase [7]. - A study indicated that only 17% of the components in the Core Personal Consumption Expenditure Index are affected by tariffs, suggesting a limited overall impact on inflation [7][8]. - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed a year-over-year increase but remained below the two-year average, indicating stability in prices despite new tariffs [11][12]. Recession Concerns - Recession forecasts fluctuated significantly in the first half of the year, but by July, sentiment improved, with the S&P 500 achieving 32 new record highs since "Liberation Day" [15][19]. - GDP growth surged at a 3.3% annual pace in the second quarter, and consumer spending showed a year-over-year gain of 4.7%, indicating economic strength [15][17]. - Most economists surveyed have reduced their recession probability forecasts, with only 2 out of 52 seeing an increased risk [16][18]. Treasury Bond Market - Contrary to fears, the U.S. Treasury Bond market has remained stable, with the 10-year Treasury Bond yield lower than on "Liberation Day" and bond prices increasing by almost 6% since the beginning of the year [20][21]. - Investors have shown confidence in U.S. Treasury securities, even as public debt reached $30 trillion, with tariffs projected to generate approximately $3.3 trillion in revenue over the next decade [21]. Dollar Status - Predictions of a weakened dollar and loss of its reserve currency status have not materialized, with the dollar remaining dominant in international trade and finance [22][24]. - The Federal Reserve's report indicated that the dollar's share of international payments is about 50%, showing stability in its global position [25]. Foreign Investment Trends - Foreign ownership of U.S. Treasury bonds has increased since April, with foreign investors returning as significant buyers of U.S. assets [26]. - The trend of foreign investment in U.S. equities and Treasury bonds has intensified, countering initial fears of a mass exodus [26]. Global Trade Dynamics - Concerns about permanent damage to global trade networks due to tariffs have not been realized, with global trade growing by $300 billion in the first half of 2025 [28][29]. - U.S. trade volumes were higher in July than in any month in 2023 or 2024, indicating resilience in trade despite tariff implementations [29][30]. Supply Chain Stability - Initial fears of supply chain disruptions have not come to fruition, with container shipping costs falling and supply chain pressure levels returning to long-term averages [32][34]. - Companies have adapted to potential tariff impacts by improving supply chain management and resilience, mitigating risks associated with tariffs [34]. Corporate Profitability - Contrary to expectations of declining corporate profits due to tariffs, S&P 500 companies reported a 6.4% revenue increase and an 11.9% earnings growth in the second quarter [36][37]. - The majority of U.S. companies exceeded analysts' earnings estimates, indicating strong corporate performance despite tariff concerns [36][37].

RT Bloomberg New Economy (@BBGNewEconomy)Could the conditions for global trade be any trickier? #BloombergNewEconomy Editorial Director @ErikSchatzker leads conversations in Singapore November 19–21 on supply chains, shifting alliances & the future of commerce. https://t.co/bRLVmTcogz ...

Financial Performance - Shipping firm warns US levies could impact earnings [1] Market Dynamics - Global trade shifts offer opportunities for the shipping industry [1]

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