Trump’s 'Liberation Day' for tariffs: What it means for businesses and economy
Sunday, 30 March 2025 President Trump has announced new tariffs on imported goods, dubbing it “Liberation Day.” The tariffs target countries including the EU, South Korea, Brazil, and India to spur domestic investment. However, experts warn of higher consumer costs, potential job losses, and strained international relations. Critics remain skeptical of the economic impact.
Liberation Day is nearly upon us. On April 2nd, the Trump tariffs will begin on all foreign nations, which are projected to secure nearly $600 billion of revenue for the Treasury General Fund. Good things are ahead for our economy, and even greater things for our nation! Next up, tensions in Ukraine...
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