On Monday (26 November), Trump threatened in two posts through his social media platform Reality Social to impose a 25% tariff on all merchandise coming from Mexico and Canada into the US, and an extra 10% tariff above any present tariffs on Chinese language merchandise coming into the US.
US election triggers $49bn in fairness inflows whereas UK Finances barely strikes retail market
Tariffs had been a serious theme of Trump’s presidential marketing campaign and his restrictions on Chinese language items had been a defining attribute of his first time period in workplace.
Tom Stevenson, funding director at Constancy Worldwide, stated Tru…
