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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2026 · 7 MIN

Why US Tariff Policy Is Shifting in 2026

from US Economy with Fexingo: American GDP, Federal Spending, and Domestic Markets · host Fexingo

Lucas and Luna examine the shifting landscape of US tariff policy in 2026, focusing on the newly proposed tariffs on 60 economies over forced labor trade practices announced this week. They discuss how this marks a significant escalation from previous targeted tariffs, the potential impact on supply chains and consumer prices, and what it means for the broader US economy. The hosts break down the economic logic behind the move, connecting it to trends in domestic manufacturing and geopolitical tensions, including the fraying Iran ceasefire. With concrete numbers and clear analysis, they explore whether this is a strategic pivot or a risky gamble for American trade policy. #Tariffs2026 #USTradePolicy #ForcedLabor #SupplyChain #Inflation #Manufacturing #Geopolitics #IranWar #TradeWar #Economics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #USEconomy #GDP #FederalSpending #DomesticMarkets #Tariffs #GlobalTrade Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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