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Historical data indicates that the stock market thrives on certainty. With Capital Economics predicting that the U.S. tariff rates could reach their highest point since the 1940s, investor sentiment remains cautious. The stock market's considerable declines in response to tariff discussions highlight a pattern where uncertainty leads to volatility and investor concern.
As the date approaches, it is likely that the announcement of new tariffs will again stir anxiety in the markets, prompting similar reactions from investors.