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10 Apr 25

US Tariffs: The Gentleman is for turning

The Gentleman is for turning Tariffs are still in mega-shock terrain: US average tariffs after April 10 volte face are 26% Vs 3% when President Trump took office. That’s 1% higher than if reciprocal tariffs had been implemented. What has changed is that Trump behavi... Read More

03 Apr 25

Tariffs – Death By 52 cuts & Counting

Tariffs – Death By 52 cuts & Counting Tariffs announced in the Rose Garden today raise US average effective tariffs to 25%. That’s quite an exogenous shock given they were 3% when President Trump too office! These tariffs are not transitional. They are core to Pres... Read More

30 Mar 25

Tariffying!

Tariffying! US “remedial” tariffs to be announced on April 2 will raise the US effective tariff rate to above 15% - a level not seen since the Great Depression era. This is above the level needed to cause Tariff-Induced-Stagflation in the US economy. The announcement will co... Read More

25 Feb 25

Money Talk with Peter Lewis, Barry Wood, Simon.Kavanagh & little old me.

Robust conversation on: * German Election: the next four years are critical for the german economy, defence, europe. Domestically, in order to deprive the AfD of youth and lower income groups’ support, the economy must become the rising tide to lift all boats. * US Trump ... Read More

24 Feb 25

US Key Tariff Dates

Tariffs will continue to be a source of instability in markets. The McKinley Factor, (January 26, 2025) & The Anatomy of Exceptionalism , ( February 10, 2025) analysed the key role of tariffs in President Trump’s thinking and how this influenced how they were used. No need ... Read More

17 Feb 25

The Mini Podcast on Macro Matters

David Roche - Quantum Strategy - The Micro Podcast on Macro Matters Trumps new April Tariffs - what to expect. Munich - the end of NATO and Liberal World Order. US Retail - the fading Exceptionalism Dream... ..... and upcoming data for the week. Read More

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