{"content":"In 2025, Donald Trump, during his presidential campaign and policy discussions, proposed new tariffs as part of his economic agenda. He announced plans for a universal baseline tariff of 10% on all imported goods, and potentially higher tariffs for countries like China. Trump argued that these measures would protect American manufacturing, reduce dependency on foreign products, and address trade imbalances. Economists and business groups expressed concerns that such tariffs could increase consumer prices and provoke retaliatory actions from trade partners. Despite criticism, Trump claimed the tariffs would boost U.S. jobs and revenue. His 2025 tariff proposals reignited debates over globalization, supply chains, and protectionism, becoming a central theme in his campaign and a possible shift in future trade policy if reelected. #TrumpTariffs ","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":[],"quotearticleid":0}