LIVE Markets-The return of daily tariff worries?
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The return of daily tariff worries?
It looks like tariffs are making their way back onto the daily ‘things to think about’ agenda – the U.S. this week outlined tariff plans for generic drugs, and unveiled duties on goods imported from Canada and Brazil.
And with a temporary 10% baseline tariff expiring later this week and various trade investigations ongoing, more duties targeting countries, individual products or industry sectors could be coming, Mark Haefele, UBS Global Wealth Management chief investment officer, said in a note.
But the question is how strongly the administration want to push things.




