By now you'll be familiar with the news that:
While 60% seems unlikely (although it'll be populist attractive in sound bites) there is a real, substantial danger according to Capital economics:
- "Donald Trump’s plans for a universal 10% tariff on all imports and tariffs of up to 60% on imports from China specifically would subtract up to 1.5% from US GDP and trigger a rebound in inflation that could force the Fed to raise interest rates again."
I'd rate it as low probability, but something to think about if Trump wins in November.
Not at the end point trailhead yet?
