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Trump's recent tariff announcements have sparked global reactions, with the EU and China expressing strong dissatisfaction and preparing countermeasures. Analysts predict that while some tariffs may eventually decrease, the immediate impact could lead to economic slowdowns in the U.S., with effective tariff rates potentially rising significantly. The EU is expected to retaliate strategically, particularly targeting U.S. services, as tensions escalate in this trade conflict.
European stocks are currently favored over U.S. equities, with an 85% to 15% preference among investors for the next year, according to a Deutsche Bank survey. The Stoxx 600 has outperformed the S&P 500, rising 7.7% year-to-date, while the S&P has declined over 3%. However, expectations shift in the longer term, with a projected 28% favoring Europe compared to 72% for the U.S. as confidence in U.S. economic resilience returns.
Shares of ET are trading near post-earnings highs, up about 3%. Following Nvidia's earnings report, Deutsche Bank analysts caution that while the current AI capex boom is significant, historical patterns suggest potential for a bust, particularly if market enthusiasm wanes. Meanwhile, Cronos Group's stock rose after reporting improved profitability and a 35% revenue increase for 2024, driven by higher sales in Canada and Israel.
Deutsche Bank warns that a potential 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico could raise the core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index by 1.4%, significantly impacting U.S. inflation. Analysts suggest that if the tariff affects all production stages, core inflation could rise by 80 to 110 basis points, posing challenges for the Federal Reserve.
Deutsche Bank analysts warn that stronger US growth, rising inflation, and increased interest rates under President-elect Donald Trump could lead to significant rate volatility. This shift may disrupt the current supportive credit environment and negatively impact returns, indicating a departure from the previous financial stability. The political landscape following Trump's election introduces a broader range of potential outcomes for financial markets.
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