Tariff Wars, Stagflation and Fiat Money

from King World News

Here is a look at tariff wars, stagflation and fiat money.

March 4 (King World News) – Peter Boockvar: I’m sure you’ll be seeing these stats all day but will mention it here just in case. In 2024, the US imported about $413b worth of goods from Canada, $505b from Mexico and $440b from China, including iphones. From what I’ve seen so far, in terms of retaliation against the US, it looks like the American farmer has been specifically targeted again with tariffs on US soybeans, sorghum, pork, beef, chicken, wheat, corn and cotton too by China.

The US farmer by the way also imports about 85% of their potash needs from Canada which just got 25% more expensive. They were targeted too in the Trump 1.0 tariffs in 2018 and 2019 that led to a financial package given to them. As the US consumer still has PTSD from the 2022 inflation spike, even higher food prices are going to come quickly as they are VERY short cycle items. In three weeks, Canadian tariffs will come on its imports of US cars, trucks, steel and aluminum.

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