The incoming administration is grappling with uncomfortable political consequences of the tariffs Trump wants to impose.
Trump said his new "external revenue service" will go into effect on January 20 to help the US collect more revenue from foreign countries.
Investors are weighing what a reported gradual rollout of Trump tariff hikes could mean for inflation and the Fed.
Markets are getting worried about protectionism, the deportation of migrant workers, and a fresh bout of inflation.
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