Group 1 - The potential shortage of toilet paper in the U.S. is linked to increased tariffs on Canadian softwood, which disrupts the supply chain for toilet paper production [3][6] - In 2024, the U.S. imported approximately 2 million tons of Canadian NBSK pulp, highlighting the dependency on this material for toilet paper [6] - The increase in tariffs to nearly 27% could significantly impact the supply relationship between the U.S. and Canada [3] Group 2 - Trump's tariff policies are characterized by inconsistency, often reversing decisions within a week, which complicates the market environment [9] - The article humorously suggests that toilet paper could become a "hard currency" similar to eggs due to potential shortages [6] - A new mineral agreement proposed by Trump for Ukraine could lead to $120 billion in debt, but Ukraine's president has indicated they will not sign it [14]