Are US markets sleepwalking into an inflationary shock?
ANALYSIS: After initial panicky response to Liberation Day tariffs, US financial markets have recovered to a level seeming to imply tariffs will have minimal impact on inflation, interest rates, and corporate profits.
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Since the initial sharp reaction to Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariff announcements, US markets have fully recovered. Consider the following:
The US sharemarket is trading 2% higher than its February highs, and it is more than 25% above the lows it reached in early April, in the aftermath of
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