@jeffheinzel1977
60 percent is a joke it won’t move the needle. Prepare for shortages and sky rocketing prices
@helen_trans
Hit 200k today. I'm really grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in December 2024
@hc1897
He really thinks China is stupid.
@brentderkson6858
China said zero stupid...
@RC-mi2bp
Trump beginning to fold like a cheap lawn chair.
@TruthDefined4life
I don't know why y'all keep calling them "tariffs." Call them what they REALLY are. REPUBLICAN tax increases on the Middle Class.
@UrielMora-jl3hf
Tariffs will increase costs of finished goods and components used throughout US manufacturing. This will be an immediate and huge hike in inflation. To fight inflation the Fed will have to hike interest rates which will be wonderful for the billionaires but possibly take away the middle class. Inflation is so high that consumers are literally taking debt for basic life necessities. Collapse has indeed begun..
@Meda01
1. You lose all negotiating power if you announce this BEFORE you make a deal. 2. 60% is still a huge number.
@Hugh1319
60% the manufacturers won’t eat it. Most small factories are low profit margins so it’s still pass onto the USA consumers. USA are used to paying low prices so it’s still a disaster . Logistic and warehouse workers will out of work. Parts for usa manufacturing also goes up.
@danxy3638
History will remember this as The Fart of the Deal
@Sweetiepie-d7r
Trump is aimless.
@imanueljd
I honestly can't see how the economy won't be in shambles within the next year with these tariffs. The average American makes about 60k a year. Imagine a 10% increase in prices across the board, it's gonna be like the 2008 recession at this rate.
@mikesharukan5040
The problem is that there is no stability. No normal business can strive on a whim of the president. Too much risk which will be very bad for the Economy.
@mokulashi
0% or no talks , simple as that
@Wickedurc
I'm sorry, who's taking the President of his word? 'cause his words not worth s***
@alexyeung4491
60% is still not a % for trade to continue.
@lifefun1987
chinese here. we insist u keep 145%
@bigfly-v2b
There's nothing to talk about. Let's end the connection. Anyway, China is already working on shifting its market now.
@joeyang394
60% and 145% doesn’t make much of a difference. For small businesses they can barely afford 20%. This will cause a shortages of goods regardless
@bread22