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US reciprocal tariffs pose downside risks to global economic outlook
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Report summary
President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs exceed our assumptions for the high-tariff scenario and pose significant downside risks to global economic growth. Uncertainties remain on how countries will react to the tariff hikes. Accelerating inflation, softening consumer demand, and increasing unemployment will hit the US economy. Tariffs will lead to a chaotic restructure of global trade and supply chains.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Tariff barriers
- A negative economic shock
- Inflation
- US consumer and labour markets
- Exchange rate
- Monetary policy
- US domestic industry
- Investment
- Supply chains and geopolitics
- What next for global trade?
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- US reciprocal tariffs
- Estimated effective tariff rate hike
- Economies most impacted by reciprocal tariffs
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