The author contends U.S. tariffs, deregulation, and tax cuts won’t trigger immediate inflation or a market crash and may even supercharge equity valuations. The payoff is framed as a 'last hurrah'—a near‑term boom that masks longer‑term fragility and likely unwinds under a successor.
— If protectionism can deliver a short burst of apparent success, standard market‑discipline arguments against tariffs need timing‑aware nuance in media and policy debates.
Wolfgang Munchau
2025.09.28
100% relevant
Claim that new tariffs (e.g., 100% on branded drugs, 50% on Ikea) have not raised inflation and the S&P 500 could climb from ~6,400 to 10,000 under Trump.
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