US President Donald Trump will introduce new tariffs which will take effect immediately from April 2. These tariffs could be more expansive than those in his first term. Investors and businesses are nervous about the potential economic consequences. Some countries have threatened to retaliate, while others are negotiating to avoid the tariffs.
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