REVIEW: The confirmation that US President Donald Trump was moving ahead with tariffs on US$200bil of Chinese imports was bound to make waves on the global markets.
But it seemed investors were well-prepared for the escalation and the negative impact had been priced into global markets. The silver lining was that the tariffs were kept at 10% as opposed to the 25% that the White House was said to be considering.
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