Trump’s tariffs that go into effect from April 9 may delay export payments, strain supplier-retailer dynamics, and push industries to seek government support.
Banks may limit loans, while cancelled US orders flood emerging markets.
Near-shoring could rise, consumer confidence may dip, and sustainability may gain traction.
Luxury would remain subdued, while US manufacturing faces major hurdles.Trump’s tariffs that go into effect from April 9 may delay export payments, strain supplier-retailer dynamics, and push industries to seek government support.
Banks may limit loans, while cancelled US orders flood emerging markets.
Near-shoring could rise, consumer confidence may dip, and sustainability may gain traction.
Luxury would remain subdued, while US manufacturing faces major hurdles.
