... industry, particularly for Tesla, led by Elon Musk. Experts note that the cancellation of subsidies will significantly complicate competition for electric vehicle manufacturers in the U.S. Reactions from Canada and Possible Consequences In response to Trump’s announcement of tariffs, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has already promised a retaliatory response. According to him, Canada intends to apply measures on a "dollar for dollar" basis, which could lead to trade tensions between the two countries. Mexico,...

... market access for foreign players, and what strategies investors can adopt in the face of protectionism and sanctions. Given the complexity of the situation, it is crucial to understand all consequences for the economies of the U.S. and other nations. Trump's New Tariffs: Impact on the Global Economy and Prospects for Investors The Donald Trump administration has once again stirred global markets by announcing the implementation of new increased tariffs on imports from several countries, including Switzerland,...

... implementation of new tariffs and the promotion of domestic manufacturing, are likely to have global repercussions. Let's examine the key points of the report to better understand what to expect from the world economy in the upcoming years. Key Trends U.S. Tariff Policy: Donald Trump is planning to impose tariffs on all imported goods (5%) and a 30% tariff on imports from China. These measures could hinder economic growth in both the U.S. and other nations. China, Mexico, and other countries closely tied to U.S. trade are particularly ...

... reduction in crude oil inventories by 3 million barrels over the past week, indicating stable demand and supporting the market. Secondly, investors are evaluating potential supply disruptions due to escalating sanctions: paradoxically, news about the tariffs imposed by Trump against India have pushed prices higher, as the market anticipates possible redistribution of oil flows and additional supply risks. However, the price increase remains tempered. One reason is the actions of OPEC+, which have already been accounted ...

... 100%) tariffs on countries buying Russian oil, aiming to limit Moscow's revenues and hasten the conclusion of the conflict in Ukraine. In particular, India , the largest maritime purchaser of Russian oil, appears to be at risk. Already on August 1, the Trump administration imposed a 25% import tariff on certain Indian goods, justifying it with ongoing purchases of Russian oil and processing it into petroleum products for re-export. These steps raise uncertainty regarding the future fate of significant volumes of Russian exports—primarily ...