Sentences with phrase «effects of a trade war»

Although the effects of a trade war would be overall substantial, we do see a lot of variance in our calculations.

Countries whose export bundle is concentrated in product where no country has substantial leverage may likely be spared from the worst effects of a trade war.

The effects of a trade war would be felt far beyond those countries who are directly involved.

US companies continue to grow earnings, but it remains to be seen if the potential negative effects of a trade war with China will negate the generally positive net impact of the tax cuts.

Not exact matches

While the effects of a possible trade war are still just in the realm of possibilities and analysts are waiting for all the rhetoric dust to settle, if trade and economic growth were to weaken, they could affect the pace of oil demand growth.

«I think at the end of the day that virtually all of the «trade war» effects will be negotiated away and the true economic impact on industries as well as specific companies will be very small, so I haven't factored the impact of any trade war considerations into my portfolio,» she said.

Besides touching off a trade war with other countries, a bump in costs — even if only for certain sectors of the economy, like automotive companies — could have ripple effects on the economy overall.

«Trade wars create a lot of casualties among innocent bystanders, and there are direct order effects as well as second and third - order effects.»

Foxconn's US investment provides some insulation for Apple from the worst effects of a U.S. - China trade war.

Investors are concerned about the negative implications of a potential trade war, the effect of privacy breaches at social media companies, and the magnitude of Federal Reserve (Fed) rate increases in 2018.

The moves add to fears of escalating trade wars and the effects they could have on the global economy.

A partial but not complete list of worries includes: China melt down, Yuan reevaluation after effects or Taiwan action, global biomedical epidemics, e.g. Avian Flu, or bioterrorism outbreaks, trade wars (China, EU), major hedge fund bankruptcies, a PBGC (Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.) shortfall crisis, major junk bond or emerging market bond default, a bank derivative blowup, Fannie Mae issues plus possible assorted natural disasters.

A string of such retaliatory measures could lead to a trade war, which would likely have damaging effects in the US and across the globe.

Since World War II, developed countries, especially the U.S., have championed trade liberalization, having learned from the ill effects of trade protectionism during the interwar years.

Since both US and EU are huge economical actors, one should expect that such a «trade war» if started, to have significant global economical effects (measured in tens of billion $).

Although the wars were generally considered failures from the standpoint of advancing Christian faith, they had the positive effects of bringing Eastern technologies and culture to Europe and establishing trade routes.

It may seem a bit wonky as an issue itself, but the growing carbon trade war precipitated by the European Union airline emission trading program, now roughly six weeks in effect, really is indicative of the continued global denial about the environmental impact of our activities.