Tariff Policy Impact on Asia – No Trade War…Yet – Taiwan To Be Hardest Hit

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All eyes are on the actions of the world’s two largest economies – the US and China – as details further unfold on import tariff policy measures. Trade tensions were further escalated last week as US President Donald Trump unveiled plans for a 25% tariff on up to $60bn of Chinese imports. Bark exceeding Bite? But will the tensions in this round of tariffs diffuse as fast as they did the steel imports? The steel import tariffs announced less than a handful of weeks earlier have subsequently been clarified to encompass a far narrower range of importers than initially hinted…

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“Quantquistador” has a Masters in Science from Oxford University. She worked as an analyst at a bulge bracket bank, as well as a quant researcher at one of the world’s largest asset managers. She is currently studying for CFA level III and works part time as a quantitative researcher at a top hedge fund. Article Archive