Which economies and goods are most at risk from Trump tariffs?

Trump's proposal to implement tariffs on all U.S. imports would have much larger negative implications on global growth and inflation than tariffs in his first term. The economies that rely most on their exports to the U.S. are Mexico, Vietnam, Canada, and Taiwan. The U.S. imports a broad array of products from these economies, but a major standout is autos and parts, followed by machinery and consumer goods.

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