One Year After Trump’s Trade War: Stock Market Holds, Debt Wobbles, Dollar Weakens

One year ago, the US stock market reacted with concern to President Trump’s trade war. He implemented tariffs, the largest increase in trade barriers since the Great Depression. The market responded with corrections similar to those seen during the Brexit vote or the Eurozone debt crisis, impacting businesses and the dollar’s value.

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