[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  ScalpingX [@ScalpingX](/creator/twitter/ScalpingX) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-28 09:36:14 UTC 🇺🇸 GLOBAL IMPACT OF TRUMP’S TARIFFS: SHORT-TERM GAINS, LONG-TERM PAIN? Since early 2025, President Trump's tariff policy has raised average import duties from XXX% to 13.5–18%, with some goods taxed up to 200%. These tariffs target China, the EU, and key exporters, aiming to reduce trade deficits and bring manufacturing back to the U.S. 🌍 Global growth slowdown Global GDP may shrink by $X trillion by 2027. U.S. real growth declined by XXX% in 2025; long-term impact is estimated at -6%. Japan is down 0.55%, and Vietnam risks losing up to one-third of its exports to the U.S. 🏭 Investment and supply chains under pressure Global FDI dropped XX% in 2024 and continues falling. Firms are restructuring: WEG SA moved production from the U.S. to India; NatureSweet faces sourcing issues from Mexico. U.S. nonresidential private investment is nearly stagnant. 📉 Heavily impacted sectors 🚘 Japan: car exports to the U.S. down XX% 🧪 Brazil: major chemical orders canceled 🌾 U.S.: agricultural job losses and rising prices 🍷 France: XXX million bottles of unsold wine 🧸 Furniture & toys: higher prices, weakened consumption 📈 Markets & inflation Despite S&P XXX and Nasdaq gains (driven by “TACO trade” optimism), inflation has exceeded 2.7%, well above the Fed’s X% target. Average U.S. households now pay an extra $2,400/year. Recession risk in the next XX months stands at 33%. 🤝 Temporary deals, structural uncertainty Trump has signed framework deals with the EU, Japan, China, Vietnam… But if EU talks fail, a XX% tariff could follow. The global plan for 10–15% tariffs on XXX countries raises fears of a new protectionist era. 🧠 Overview & insights Tariffs push domestic manufacturing but also raise input costs, disrupt supply chains, and depress investment. Export-heavy countries like Vietnam, Brazil, and Japan face pressure to diversify. The short-term edge may go to the U.S., but long-term damage is global. 🔮 Forecast If negotiations succeed, tariffs could stabilize at 10–15%, giving markets room for recovery. If not, a 10–12% market correction is likely. In the long run, global growth will slow. The Fed may cut rates sooner to contain the fallout. Emerging exporters must pivot fast to survive. 🏁 Conclusion Tariffs are a double-edged sword: they protect U.S. industry but hurt global economic health. As trade realigns, the adaptable will thrive—those who lag behind risk being left out of the new global order. #TradeWar #GlobalEconomy #TrumpTariff  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [gdp](/topic/gdp) [china](/topic/china) [longterm](/topic/longterm) [tariffs](/topic/tariffs) [trumps](/topic/trumps) [Post Link](https://x.com/ScalpingX/status/1949765835742220676)
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ScalpingX @ScalpingX on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-28 09:36:14 UTC
🇺🇸 GLOBAL IMPACT OF TRUMP’S TARIFFS: SHORT-TERM GAINS, LONG-TERM PAIN?
Since early 2025, President Trump's tariff policy has raised average import duties from XXX% to 13.5–18%, with some goods taxed up to 200%. These tariffs target China, the EU, and key exporters, aiming to reduce trade deficits and bring manufacturing back to the U.S.
🌍 Global growth slowdown Global GDP may shrink by $X trillion by 2027. U.S. real growth declined by XXX% in 2025; long-term impact is estimated at -6%. Japan is down 0.55%, and Vietnam risks losing up to one-third of its exports to the U.S. 🏭 Investment and supply chains under pressure Global FDI dropped XX% in 2024 and continues falling. Firms are restructuring: WEG SA moved production from the U.S. to India; NatureSweet faces sourcing issues from Mexico. U.S. nonresidential private investment is nearly stagnant.
📉 Heavily impacted sectors 🚘 Japan: car exports to the U.S. down XX% 🧪 Brazil: major chemical orders canceled 🌾 U.S.: agricultural job losses and rising prices 🍷 France: XXX million bottles of unsold wine 🧸 Furniture & toys: higher prices, weakened consumption 📈 Markets & inflation Despite S&P XXX and Nasdaq gains (driven by “TACO trade” optimism), inflation has exceeded 2.7%, well above the Fed’s X% target. Average U.S. households now pay an extra $2,400/year. Recession risk in the next XX months stands at 33%.
🤝 Temporary deals, structural uncertainty Trump has signed framework deals with the EU, Japan, China, Vietnam… But if EU talks fail, a XX% tariff could follow. The global plan for 10–15% tariffs on XXX countries raises fears of a new protectionist era. 🧠 Overview & insights Tariffs push domestic manufacturing but also raise input costs, disrupt supply chains, and depress investment. Export-heavy countries like Vietnam, Brazil, and Japan face pressure to diversify. The short-term edge may go to the U.S., but long-term damage is global. 🔮 Forecast If negotiations succeed, tariffs could stabilize at 10–15%, giving markets room for recovery. If not, a 10–12% market correction is likely. In the long run, global growth will slow. The Fed may cut rates sooner to contain the fallout. Emerging exporters must pivot fast to survive. 🏁 Conclusion Tariffs are a double-edged sword: they protect U.S. industry but hurt global economic health. As trade realigns, the adaptable will thrive—those who lag behind risk being left out of the new global order. #TradeWar #GlobalEconomy #TrumpTariff
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