President Trump's Tariffs Take Effect: 4 Things You Need to Know
In late January, a newly sworn-in President Donald Trump announced that tariffs would be imposed on goods coming into the United States from Canada, Mexico, and China. Canada and Mexico were quickly able to negotiate a month-long pause to try to work out a more permanent deal to avoid new tariffs altogether.Trump, who has said he considers tariff to be "the most beautiful word in the dictionary," made clear this week that he was not bluffing as the tariffs on Canada and Mexico took effect today as did increased tariffs on goods from China. What does this mean for investors? Let's take a look at four things investors should know.Continue reading
In late January, a newly sworn-in President Donald Trump announced that tariffs would be imposed on goods coming into the United States from Canada, Mexico, and China. Canada and Mexico were quickly able to negotiate a month-long pause to try to work out a more permanent deal to avoid new tariffs altogether.
Trump, who has said he considers tariff to be "the most beautiful word in the dictionary," made clear this week that he was not bluffing as the tariffs on Canada and Mexico took effect today as did increased tariffs on goods from China.
What does this mean for investors? Let's take a look at four things investors should know.
