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Tariffs, TACOs, and dollars: global markets in a year of Trump 2.0

Investing.com•Monday, November 3, 2025 at 9:54:26 AM
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Tariffs, TACOs, and dollars: global markets in a year of Trump 2.0
In a year marked by the continuation of Trump's policies, global markets have experienced significant fluctuations influenced by tariffs and trade negotiations. The interplay between economic strategies and international relations has shaped market dynamics, affecting everything from consumer prices to investment trends. Understanding these changes is crucial for businesses and investors as they navigate a complex economic landscape.
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