“Trump’s Tariffs Shake the Global Economy”Japan and Switzerland see growth decline as trade pressure intensifies

Industrial automotive assembly line in Japan highlighting global economic pressure from Trump’s tariffs, with robots assembling car bodies inside a modern factory — TrendPro News visual.

A new report from Axios shows that President Donald Trump’s double-digit import tariffs are now delivering a real economic hit to America’s key trading partners pushing global markets into a new phase of uncertainty.

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🇯🇵Japan: GDP shrinks nearly 2% in Q3

Exports to the U.S. dropped sharply, especially in autos, after manufacturers rushed shipments before tariffs took effect. The post-tariff slump contributed to Japan’s first economic contraction in over a year.

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🇨🇭Switzerland: Economy dips 0.5%

High-value exports including watches, chocolate, and jewelry were struck with roughly 40% U.S. tariffs, dragging down Swiss export revenue and overall GDP.

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🇨🇳China: Weak exports + falling industrial spending

China is facing a dual slowdown:

- Exports unexpectedly fell more than 1% in October

- Investment in buildings & equipment dropped 1.7% over the past 10 months

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🔎Trade deals exist but tariffs are still higher than pre-Trump levels

Despite new agreements with China and Switzerland, the tariff burden remains significantly above earlier norms, meaning the pressure on the global economy persists.

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📊TrendPro Insight

America’s aggressive tariff policy is fueling:

- Volatility in major currency pairs (USD, JPY, CHF)

- Pressure on export-driven equity markets

- New opportunities for informed traders who react quickly to macro shifts

This environment rewards disciplined risk management and strategic positioning.

18 Nov 2025By Trendpro