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description: "Just saw Trump's latest threats: 100% committed to slapping tariffs on 8 European allies (Denmark, Germany, UK, France etc.) starting Feb 1, potentially hitting 25% by June. Oh, and a 200% tariff on French wine &amp; champagne? That's a new one.Europe isn't bluffing either. They're talking about a €93 billion counter-strike on US goods and might pull out the big &#34;trade bazooka&#34; (restricting US market access). UK and Germany called the move &#34;completely wrong&#34;.Market's reaction? Risk-off mood.European stocks got hit hard, especially autos &amp; luxury goods.Safe-havens like gold &amp; silver are pushing higher.US futures were down pre-market.Here's the kicker: studies show US importers &amp; consumers bear 96% of the tariff cost. So much for &#34;other countries pay&#34;.Feels more political than economic. This uncertainty is the real killer for business investment. What do you think?"
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# Just saw Trump's latest threats: 100% committed to…


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## Comments (2)

- **Crab clps · 2026-01-20T10:09:47.000Z**: If US consumers pay most of the tariffs, why do politicians keep saying ‘others pay’？
- **Dolphin fans · 2026-01-20T10:06:35.000Z**: Feels more like election-season economics than real policy. Businesses just want stability.


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