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Economic discussions around tariffs often tie back to market volatility and its implications. The volatility index (VIX) serves as a barometer for current market sentiments—highlighting worries about uncertainty fueled by foreign policy negotiations and trade relations. Domestic corporations require clarity to price in future risks appropriately and navigate consumer sentiment.
Yet, as policies adjust, domestic corporations may find themselves struggling to adapt. The pressures of pricing in potential tariffs could compel businesses to reconsider their operational structures, leading to challenging economic adjustments.