<p>Odaily Planet Daily reported that Lee Hardman, an analyst at MUFG Bank, stated in a report that Trump's latest tariff threats have had almost no impact on the dollar, as the market optimistically believes that his plans will not materialize. On Tuesday, Trump indicated that he is considering imposing tariffs of about 25% on imports of automobiles, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals. He warned that tariffs could "significantly increase within a year." Hardman believes that although these plans could have destructive effects, the dollar did not significantly appreciate overnight. This may reflect skepticism about whether he will follow through on the threats, given that he did not take concrete actions at the beginning of his second term. (Jinshi)</p>

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Lee Hardman, an analyst at MUFG Bank, stated in a report that Trump's latest tariff threats have had little impact on the dollar, as the market is optimistically assuming that his plans will not materialize. On Tuesday, Trump indicated that he is considering imposing tariffs of about 25% on imports of cars, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals. He warned that tariffs could 'significantly increase within a year.' Hardman believes that despite the potentially destructive impacts of these plans, the dollar did not experience substantial appreciation overnight. This may reflect skepticism about whether he will act on his threats, especially considering he did not take concrete actions at the beginning of his second term.

The market is skeptical that Trump's latest tariff threats will materialize, and the dollar remains stable.