Seizing the opportunity to buy the dip?

By the weekend, Trump administration's tariff rates on the EU and Mexico were also announced, at 30%. This is not low, as the mainstream countries' rates are around 20%. Moreover, the EU is considered an "ally country," and Mexico is a neighboring country and a major import substitution country. How dare Trump be so harsh?

However, there's no need to worry too much, as there is still time before the official imposition on August 1, leaving room for negotiation. This aligns with Trump's "Art of the Deal"—first threatening with a big stick to raise the stakes, then lowering them to negotiate a good deal.

In the short term, global markets are likely to face pressure on Monday. Global stock markets have risen significantly over the past two months and were already due for a correction. However, if they fall, it might present another opportunity to buy the dip.

(Not investment advice)

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