Trump’s Tariff Threat Sends Europe’s Markets into Shock
Trump's latest tariff threat has sent shockwaves through global markets — and Europe is feeling it first. Stocks slipped, safe havens surged, and trade war fears are back in the spotlight. What started as a political warning quickly became a financial earthquake.
In this video, we break down:
• What Trump actually threatened
• Why did European markets react so fast
• Which sectors are most at risk
• Why gold is surging while stocks slide
• How this could reshape global trade in 2026
Is this the start of Trade War 2.0? Or just another pressure tactic?
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Watch till the end to understand how a single headline can wipe out billions — and what it means for the US, Europe, and the global economy.
FAQ
Q: What tariffs did Trump threaten?
A: New duties starting around 10%, potentially rising to 25% on European goods.
Q: Why did markets fall so quickly?
A: Investors fear a renewed trade war that could hit growth, profits, and supply chains.
Q: Who is most affected?
A: Automakers, luxury brands, and exporters with heavy US exposure.
