The real victims of Trump’s definitions – American consumers?

The definitions it launched – temporarily, almost volatile, by US President Donald Trump governments worldwide a headache because they discover how to reduce turmoil in their economies. But the American consumer, from paradoxes, can be the real victim of definitions.

During the weekend, Tomo, a Chinese electronic goalkeeper known for offering a wallet friendly, successive prices, citing “import fees”. CNBC and Annie Palmer found that these fees can cost more than the same elements and eventually double the model demand price.

Something worse than the price increase is when daily necessities are not available for purchase. You can see some American stores Empty shelves Within a few weeks with the start of the impact of definitions on China on liquidation in the economy, according to the Apollo Asset Management Company.

It is true that China is exporting to the United States much more than it imports from the country, as US Treasury Secretary Scott Payette Indicate. But the effects of this commercial relationship are that the American consumer has more to lose when China’s exports in China slow down.

European stocks outperform us
American stocks were traded on Monday. the S & P 500 It was up to 0.06 % marginal and Dow Jon’s industrial average 0.28 % increased. the NasdakHowever, 0.1 % slip. End in Europe, Stoxx 600 The index added 0.53 %. UK FTSE 100 Right by 0.02 % The eleventh day in a row of gains Its best operation since late 2019. delivery The shares emerged by 16.5 % after the company announced the suggestion of acquisition from Doordash.

The war of China and the United States is still boiling
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qouh Jiakoun said at a press conference on Monday Beijing does not talk to the United States on a tariff dealAnd he is not aware of Chinese President Xi Jinping talks to US President Donald Trump, unlike the latter. Claim. Treasury Secretary, Scott Payette, told CNBC on Monday.It is up to China to cancel manufacturingBecause they sell us five times more than we sell them. “

A tariff tariff that Timo takes over prices
Chinese E-Tiller The-Tiller has I started adding “import fees” From about 145 % in response to the Trump tariff. The fees, which apply to US agents and kicking at the weekend after they entered the high prices on Friday, can be higher than the cost of the product. Timo wrote on her website: “Importers imported to the United States may be subject to import fees,” Timo wrote on its website.

150 billion dollars investment by IBM
IBM on monday Declare It will He invested 150 billion dollars in the United States Over the next five years, including more than 30 billion dollars to enhance American manufacturing for central centralization Quantum computers. Separately, Microsoft President Brad Smith books Monday that the United States “cannot fail to knee” in the race Design and manufacture of a working quantitative computer.

Amazon launches Starlink competitor
Amazon on monday The first batch of Internet moons was launched In space after Former attempt It was cleaned due to stormy weather. Six years ago, Amazon unveiled its plans to build a group of satellites that engrave the Internet in the low -Earth orbit, called Project Kuper. Service You will compete directly With Elon Musk’s Starlink, which currently dominates the market and has 8,000 satellites in orbit.

(Pro) profit forecast this week
More week congestion in the profit season is here – more than 160 S&P components are scheduled appleand Definition platforms and Microsoft. Investors will search for guidelines on how to affect customs tariffs on the final lines of those companies. Take a look at CNBC Pro The collapse of what is expected One of the main reports of this week.

The worst (and the best) shares during the first 100 days in Trump

Some stocks provided great fluctuations in the days that passed on Trump to the White House.

American investors have been prepared on alert with market movements such as customs tariffs and reduce spending on the federal government. S&P 500 is scheduled to register The 100 worst days of the presidency Richard Nixon’s second time ago in the 1970s.

Under the hood, some names see great moves. CNBC examined the S&P 500 to find out the shares that have achieved the best and worst since Trump returned to the Oval Office in January.