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Why Trump’s tariff threats will hit stocks sooner than you think - MarketWatch
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Increased tariffs can strain materials sectors, similar to past trade disputes.
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Trump's decision not to nominate Lighthizer hints at aggressive tariff policies. New tariffs on Chinese goods may rise from 10% to 30%. Nominee Greer is a China hawk, indicating a tougher stance on trade. Lighthizer's absence may lead to earlier tariffs than markets expect. Aggressive tariffs could negatively affect XLB and global supply chains.
- Trump's decision not to nominate Lighthizer hints at aggressive tariff policies.
- New tariffs on Chinese goods may rise from 10% to 30%.
- Nominee Greer is a China hawk, indicating a tougher stance on trade.
- Lighthizer's absence may lead to earlier tariffs than markets expect.
- Aggressive tariffs could negatively affect XLB and global supply chains.
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