Trump’s tariffs. Navigating the uncertainty
On 2 April 2025, President Trump announced the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, marking the most extensive tariff hike since the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. These tariffs include a universal 10% levy on all imported goods, with additional, higher tariffs on specific countries. The goal is to reduce the US trade deficit, reindustrialise the American economy, and generate revenue to support forthcoming tax cuts. But what does this mean for your money?
Trump's tariffs and market uncertainty
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Looking through uncertainty. Our expert-led webinar
Watch our webinar where our expert panellists break down the impact of Trump's tariffs, what these changes mean for you and your investments, and the opportunities they may present in a shifting economic landscape.
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Talk to Evelyn Partners
If you have any questions about how Trump's tariffs and the subsequent impact on the markets could affect your wealth, speak to your usual Evelyn Partners contact or book an appointment.