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Trump Sets Policy Priorities: How Musk, Qualcomm CEO, Hillary Clinton, Betting Markets Reacted
Goldman Sachs released a tariff forecast: the possibility of the USA imposing a 10% tariff on Copper in Q1 is about 50%.
① Wall Street traders are preparing to analyze Trump's inauguration speech word by word, to determine the impact of his policies on the market; ② Goldman Sachs stated the likelihood of a 10% tariff on Copper by the USA in Q1 is 50%, which is basically consistent with Goldman Sachs' own forecast; ③ The oil market believes the likelihood of Trump imposing tariffs on oil is close to 40%, higher than Goldman Sachs' expected 15%; additionally, Goldman Sachs said the likelihood of tariffs on Gold is only 10%.
The slogan finally arrives at its moment of fulfillment! Is the "Trump Trade" at a new crossroads?
① From the "beautiful aspirations" before the election to the "wanton revelry" after the election, Trump's Trade has gone through two phases over the past six months; ② Now, this Trade's "third phase" may be the most turbulent journey that is about to unfold: with Trump's official inauguration, all of the campaign slogans from last year's USA election winner will soon come to fruition...
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Kieron Morley : The only reason Trump got on Europe's case was the Chinese started to dump their subsidized surpluses through Europe once Obama raised steel tariffs on China in early 2016 (yes Obama started the tariff war with China not Trump). Note the part of the agreement that ensures European Steel is made in EUROPE. This is why that's in there.
William Paul : The people who are promising that no steel from China gets imported via this are the same people who assured everyone of the orderly withdrawal from Afghanistan. US manufacturing gets the shaft of course, as usual. Harley Davidson sells what, 5-10% to EU? Joe from Scranton Building Back Better.
Brandon Golden William Paul : Things were going good, why change them. Let EU ride BMWs
John Dow Brain Gomes : Didn't they move production due to the excess cost of goods?
John Dow : Europe is having a huge energy crisis. I doubt they will be able to produce steel or aluminum cheaper than US.
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