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Special Report: Tariff Wars-America's Economic Chess Game

In Depth You Need to Know Report on Tariffs highlighting the Winners and Losers.   Special Thank you for the in-depth reporting provided by The NY Post. Link below for their coverage. 

The global economic landscape is shifting dramatically as President Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China, and the European Union, creating clear winners and losers across multiple sectors. These aggressive trade measures are designed to bring trading partners to the negotiating table while boosting domestic manufacturing, despite causing significant market volatility and industry disruption.

• 25% tariffs on most imports from Canada and Mexico, with 10% on energy and fertilizer products
• China facing a flat 20% tariff across all imported goods
• European wines and spirits hit with a potential 200% tariff in response to EU's 50% tax on American whiskey
• Domestic steel and aluminum sector seeing record price increases and production growth
• Companies with American-centric supply chains thriving amid the trade uncertainty
• Precious metals reaching historic highs with gold breaking $3,000 per ounce
• Automotive and tech sectors suffering significant losses with Tesla down 36%
• Administration viewing market volatility as necessary for long-term economic gains
• Stock market experiencing substantial drops with Nasdaq down nearly 12% in a month 

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https://nypost.com/2025/03/14/business/trump-tariff-battle-with-canada-mexico-china-and-europe-points-to-early-winners-losers/ 

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