TechFlow, April 1 — Jinshi Data reported that Deutsche Bank analyst Jim Reid said in a report that President Trump is expected to announce high tariffs on Wednesday local time, and other countries may respond with their own retaliatory measures, a prospect that intensifies concerns over inflation. A major investor concern is that U.S. tariffs could trigger retaliatory actions, which in turn might lead to further escalation as the U.S. seeks to respond. Apart from gold prices—traditional inflation hedge—hitting a record high, the U.S. one-year inflation swap rate reached 3.25% on Monday, its highest level in two years. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Tuesday that the EU has a "strong plan" to retaliate against Trump's tariffs "if necessary."
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