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Trump's Tariffs: The Hidden $195B Cost on Global Economy – How Inflation and Bond Yields Could Skyrocket
In this deep dive, we explore the unintended consequences of Trump's trade policy on the U.S. economy and beyond. While tariffs may seem like a quick fix, their long-term impact on inflation, borrowing costs, and the global financial system is far more complex. With tariffs soaring to levels unseen since the 1930s, the U.S. Treasury market faces mounting pressure as the bond market adjusts to unpredictable fiscal policies. The tension between reducing the U.S. deficit and sustaining global trust in U.S. debt is reaching a boiling point. How do tariffs, inflation, and growing deficits reshape global markets? The ripple effects extend far beyond American borders, influencing everything from household debt to foreign investments.
Stay with us for an in-depth analysis of how protectionism might hurt more than it helps. If you found this breakdown insightful, be sure to hit the subscribe button and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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2CHAPTERS:

0:00 — Introduction to Trump's Tariffs

1:30 — The Hidden Cost of Protectionism

3:45 — How Tariffs Affect Inflation and Borrowing Costs

5:10 — The Impact on the U.S. Treasury Market

6:30 — The Surprising Link Between Tariffs and Bond Yields

8:00 — How the U.S. Government Funds Itself

9:20 — The Global Impact of U.S. Debt Volatility

10:50 — Tariff Revenue vs. Market Uncertainty: The Balance

12:10 — What’s Next for U.S. Economic Policy?

13:30 — Conclusion: What Should Be Done?

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