Markets might be celebrating but every portfolio manager is trying to figure out how long the roller coaster will last, PM says

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With China tariffs increased to 125% but other tariffs on pause, there is a treasure trove of open questions for investors and CEOs to contend with.

First, there’s the consideration as to whether the damage from tariffs will be lasting, along with the cost of pervasive economic uncertainty, said Schurmeier.

The next few weeks are likely to zero in on the impact of possible further retaliation after China pledged to “fight to end” even before Trump raised tariffs on the country to 125%.

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Author / Journalist: Amanda Gerut

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesChina

Topics: JPMorgan Chase Economy Jamie Dimon Donald Trump Investing Tariffs and trade Tariffs

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Published On: 2025-04-10 @ 00:07:05 (1 weeks ago)

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