Anonymous
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7/22/2025, 10:53:39 PM No.511079735
30% on Mexico and the UK. 35% on Canada. Starting in one week, on August 1st. Trump says this deadline is final, it is not being pushed back anymore.
Get ready for hard times. Inflation is ready to kick off, only the push back of the deadline has slowed this down. The housing market is in the dumps. Unemployment is going to rise. The job market is terrible. The forecast is bad which is why Jerome Powell refuses to lower interest rates.
The entire financially literate world is preparing. We had a taste and warning in April. I am not saying it is a doom and gloom Black Monday event, but things are going to get worse from here, probably into next year.
Everyone is setting up their short positions for August 1st. Expect shit to hit the fan on Monday August 4th.
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/trumps-aug-1-tariff-deadline/story?id=123921765
>Examples include a 50% tariff on Brazil, a 35% tariff on Canada, a 30% tariff on the EU and Mexico, and 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea. Each of those countries is among the top exporters of goods to the U.S.
>Smaller trade partners are also set to face tariffs. Cambodia and Bangladesh, two key sources of apparel imports, will face tariffs of 36% and 35%, respectively.
Get ready for hard times. Inflation is ready to kick off, only the push back of the deadline has slowed this down. The housing market is in the dumps. Unemployment is going to rise. The job market is terrible. The forecast is bad which is why Jerome Powell refuses to lower interest rates.
The entire financially literate world is preparing. We had a taste and warning in April. I am not saying it is a doom and gloom Black Monday event, but things are going to get worse from here, probably into next year.
Everyone is setting up their short positions for August 1st. Expect shit to hit the fan on Monday August 4th.
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/trumps-aug-1-tariff-deadline/story?id=123921765
>Examples include a 50% tariff on Brazil, a 35% tariff on Canada, a 30% tariff on the EU and Mexico, and 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea. Each of those countries is among the top exporters of goods to the U.S.
>Smaller trade partners are also set to face tariffs. Cambodia and Bangladesh, two key sources of apparel imports, will face tariffs of 36% and 35%, respectively.
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