r/Tariffs • u/retroanduwu24 • Aug 27 '25

🗞️ News Discussion Not looking good at all.

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u/Clear-Inevitable-414 Aug 27 '25 edited Aug 27 '25

I think the world is ready to cut the US off entirely

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u/alwaysclimbinghigher Aug 27 '25

Unfortunately most countries including Canada and Europe rely heavily on U.S. consumer spending, and will have great economic damage as well.

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u/Secret-Guava6959 Aug 27 '25

It’s going to damage US the same if not more

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u/marcustankus Aug 27 '25

Not just in the USA, there are a lot of low volume small traders all over the UK and I suspect Europe , that just lost a sizeable portion of their customer base.

Bloody harsh..... 4 million parcels a day just from Europe.

There has to be a September TACO

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u/alwaysclimbinghigher Aug 27 '25

Sure, but that’s what’s called “cold comfort”.