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Why Tariffs Could Blow Up U.S. Debt — And How to Do Them Right
- Location: United States
When the U.S. hikes tariffs on China, importers pay more and pass the cost to consumers, keeping inflation sticky. Midway through this cycle, BullxBear highlights how high rates drive up America’s huge interest bill. What starts as a tax on China becomes another burden for Washington. As prices rise and families cut spending, growth slows, and new stimulus only adds more debt.
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