A new world order that promises a lot of dis-order?

President Trump’s implementation of tariffs on Canada and Mexico, citing national security concerns over drug trafficking, has sparked debate. While politically charged, these tariffs could hurt businesses and consumers, potentially triggering retaliatory tariffs. Additionally, proposed measures against China’s dominance in shipbuilding may disrupt the shipping sector, raising costs for U.S. businesses. With global trade patterns being tested, major players like Hutchison Port are reevaluating their positions, possibly avoiding the fallout of these policies.

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