Trump's new tariff threats show he 'doesn't see allies, only adversaries'

Published On Nov 26, 2024, 2:17 PM

President-elect Donald Trump has announced that on his first day in office, he intends to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, and a 10% tariff on goods from China. This announcement has caused immediate concern among investors, particularly in the automotive sector, where companies like General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford experienced stock declines due to uncertainties around supply chain costs and market dynamics. Analysts believe that the tariffs could bring about a renewed focus on U.S. manufacturing but may also lead to legal challenges concerning trade agreements.

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GM View GM chart on TradingView

Negative

The automotive sector is particularly vulnerable to these tariff announcements, as it relies heavily on parts manufacturing across North America.

AAPL View AAPL chart on TradingView

Neutral

Companies with significant operations in China may face disruptions, yet those with strong domestic positioning could benefit from a reduced reliance on imports.

SPY View SPY chart on TradingView

Negative

The broad market response may reflect heightened caution and uncertainty, with potential shifts in trade relationships impacting investment strategies.

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