In a striking economic analysis, JPMorgan Chase notes that any reduction in tariffs imposed on US exports could benefit countries importing those products more than the United States itself.
The bank explains that foreign importers will directly benefit from lower costs when purchasing US products, which could enhance their competitiveness or allow them to offer better prices in their domestic markets. This cost improvement could lead to increased demand from them
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