ResMed or Fischer and Paykel – Which one will be hurt by Trump Tariffs most
The latest tariff policy proposed by Donald Trump aims to reshape global trade relationships by imposing higher import duties on goods from key trading partners.
The latest tariff policy proposed by Donald Trump aims to reshape global trade relationships by imposing higher import duties on goods from key trading partners.
Several stocks may potentially benefit from the recently announced US tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China. Here are some sectors and companies that could see positive impacts:
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The S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.8% (155.6 points) to 8376.7 in early afternoon trading on Monday, as investors reacted to escalating US trade tensions. The Australian dollar hit a four-year low, slipping below US61¢. All 11 ASX sectors declined, with consumer discretionary and materials losing over 2%.
Stocks gave up gains to close lower Friday, in a ugly reversal as the White House confirmed that tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China would begin on Saturday.