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Amidst these discussions, the U.S.'s recent tax measures have been labeled as unilateral and protectionist. Analysts argue that such policies contribute to increased market volatility both domestically and globally. With a significant drop in investment values observed—over 3,000 points in a market reaction—the concerns echo in many markets worldwide. The apprehension surrounding these protective measures extends beyond trade, as they have potential repercussions on monetary policies from major central banks, which in turn could lead to even greater fluctuations in capital movement.