administration began — has become more pronounced as Trump\’s new Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, reportedly plans to introduce universal tariffs “much bigger” than the 2.5% rate Trump is said to be considering. The conflicting messages have left investors unsure about the direction of US trade policy and its impact on the economy. However, some analysts believe that Trump\’s advisors are working to assure markets that the administration is taking a measured approach to tariffs, even if Trump himself continues to advocate for more aggressive measures. The uncertainty surrounding tariffs has added to market volatility, with investors closely watching developments in US trade policy as they assess the potential impact on corporate earnings and economic growth. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story as it unfolds.\”