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Trump’s tariffs create uncertainty for emerging markets as pause deadline nears

by June 16, 2025
written by June 16, 2025
Donald Trump with a serious expression during his second term in office

Emerging markets are bracing for potential economic turbulence as President Donald Trump intensifies his rhetoric on tariffs, threatening to impose unilateral rates on trading partners within weeks.

With the United States being a key market for many emerging economies, the uncertainty surrounding these tariff threats is casting a long shadow over their growth prospects.

The absence of meaningful trade deals with the US ahead of the July 8 deadline, when Trump’s 90-day pause on broad tariffs expires, could spell trouble for emerging markets.

With just one agreement finalized with Britain and many others still in limbo, the risk of renewed protectionist pressure is rising.

For emerging economies reliant on stable export demand and capital inflows, this timing could not be worse, potentially triggering market volatility, weakening currencies, and dampening investor confidence.

The threat of tariffs, especially on major trading partners like China, could trigger retaliatory measures, further complicating the global trade landscape.

Why emerging markets are vulnerable

Emerging economies, including countries like India, Brazil, and Mexico, often depend on export-driven growth.

The US market, with its vast consumer base, is a critical destination for their goods, ranging from textiles to electronics.

Trump’s tariff threats could disrupt these trade relationships by raising the cost of goods entering the US, potentially reducing demand for exports from these nations.

Additionally, a stronger US dollar—often a byproduct of tariff-induced economic shifts—could exacerbate debt burdens in emerging markets, many of which borrow in dollars.

Beyond trade, the uncertainty is already impacting financial markets. Investors, wary of potential volatility, may pull back from riskier assets in emerging markets, leading to capital outflows.

This sentiment is reflected in recent market analyses, which note a rise in bearish activity in emerging market equities as traders hedge against downside risks.

The interconnected nature of global finance means that even the threat of tariffs can trigger immediate reactions, long before any policy is enacted.

Broader implications for global trade

The implications of Trump’s tariff threats extend beyond immediate economic impacts.

A full-scale trade war could fragment global supply chains, many of which run through emerging markets.

For instance, countries like Vietnam and Thailand, which have become manufacturing hubs amid US-China trade tensions, could face reduced orders if tariffs disrupt demand.

Moreover, currency wars—where nations competitively devalue their currencies to maintain export competitiveness—could emerge as a byproduct, further destabilizing emerging economies.

Analysts also warn of inflationary pressures in the US spilling over to other regions.

Higher import costs due to tariffs could raise consumer prices globally, squeezing purchasing power in emerging markets where inflation is already a concern.

This domino effect underscores the interconnectedness of modern economies and the outsized impact of US policy decisions on developing nations.

Disclaimer: Portions of this article were generated with the assistance of AI tools and reviewed by the Invezz editorial team for accuracy and adherence to our standards.

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