Goldman Issues Final 'State Of Play' Ahead Of "Liberation Day" Announcement
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It’s difficult to determine with certainty Trump’s next moves as far as tariffs are concerned but, as Goldman's Olamide Dozer-Williams summarizes below, the broad thrust is America First.
As such, President Trump is expected to announce a broad reciprocal tariff regime today at 4:00 PM from the Rose Garden.
This initiative stems from the "Fair and Reciprocal Plan," which aims to counter what the administration considers nonreciprocal trading arrangements by determining the equivalent of a reciprocal tariff for each foreign trading partner.