Investors Face Dilemma with Trump's Tariffs and Global Market Uncertainty

U.S. and global markets are reacting to Trump’s announcement of a 50% tariff on imported copper and new levies on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. Market response has been subdued so far. Vietnam plans to improve product quality to mitigate U.S. tariff risks. The U.S. has collected $100 billion in tariff income this year, with potential for $300 billion by 2025.

Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss a potential ceasefire in Gaza. Turkey’s clean power expansion may disappoint gas producers eyeing the market. Investors face a dilemma on selling stocks and Treasuries due to tariffs. Market seems complacent despite record-high copper futures. China’s producer deflation worsened in June due to trade war uncertainty.

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