The Chaos Economy – The Atlantic

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Americans hold all sorts of views on tariffs. Some are opposed on free-market grounds. Others are in favor for reasons of national security or to bring back American manufacturing. Those debates are part of a normal democratic process. But President Donald Trump’s first weeks in office have shown that a principled discussion over tariff policy is simply not on the agenda, because the administration’s tariff policy is nonsense.

What we have is chaos. One U.S. uncertainty index of economic policy, which goes back to 1985, has been higher at only one point in the past 40 years: when the coronavirus pandemic began. That, of course, was a global phenomenon that the United States could do little to avoid. What’s going on now, by contrast, is entirely self-inflicted.

Chaos is Trump’s calling card, but few could have expected how quickly the president would ricochet all over the place on the size, nature, and timing of—not to mention the justifications for—one of his signature policies. Before markets can adjust to one pronouncement, the world’s smartphones buzz in unison announcing that the wealthiest nation in the world, whose dollars hold up the global financial system, is hurtling in another direction once again.

Just consider this abridged timeline of the most significant twists and turns thus far:

November 25, 2024: Trump posted on Truth Social that on the first day of his new term, he would “sign all necessary documents to charge Mexico and Canada a 25 percent Tariff on ALL products coming into the United States, and its ridiculous Open Borders.”

January 20, 2025: The first day of Trump’s term. No tariffs announced. Instead, Trump signed a memo directing the Commerce secretary to “investigate the causes of our country’s large and persistent annual trade deficits.”

January 26: After the Colombian president rejected U.S. military flights carrying deportees, Trump threatened 25 percent tariffs on all Colombian goods. Colombia threatened to respond but deescalated before the new taxes were put in place.

February 1: Tariffs against China, Mexico, and Canada are on.

February 3: Tariffs (for Mexico and Canada) are off.

February 4: Chinese tariffs go into effect, and the Chinese government announces retaliatory tariffs as well as export controls on key minerals.

February 11: Trump imposes a 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum from all countries.

February 13: Trump threatens reciprocity to any country enacting tariff policies against the United States.

February 25: Trump raises the possibility of tariffs on copper.

February 27: Canada and Mexico tariffs maybe coming back on?

March 1: In the middle of a housing crisis, Trump raises the possibility of tariffs on lumber and timber.

March 4: Okay, yes, the Canada and Mexico tariffs are back on.

March 6: Just kidding, only for some stuff.

March 9: Tariffs “could go up,” Trump says on Fox News.

March 11: Ontario threatens 25 percent tariffs on electricity, causing Trump to promise a 50—yes, 50—percent tariff on Canadian aluminum and steel. By the end of the day, both countries backed off these threats.

March 12: A big day for tariffs. The 25 percent tax on all imports of steel and aluminum go into effect, and in retaliation, the European Union enacted duties on $28 billion worth of American goods, while Canada announced $21 billion in tariffs on American goods.

March 13: Not to be outdone, Trump threatened 200 percent tariffs on wine and other alcoholic beverages from Europe.

To recap, the United States is now in a trade war with its largest trading partner (Canada), its second-largest trading partner (the European Union), its third-largest trading partner (Mexico), and its fourth-largest trading partner (China).

It’s obvious to the point of cliché that businesses rely on regulatory—and fiscal—policy predictability in order to plan hiring, capital investments, and pricing strategies. And that means these past few weeks have been very rough. How can you begin a capital-intensive project if you have no idea what anything will cost? The chaos of the current trade policy is a strange parallel to the chaos that the Trump administration has unleashed on the federal government. One difference is evident, however: Although markets expected the new president to go on a deregulatory spree, they failed to take his affinity for tariffs seriously—or at least thought things would be executed a little more deliberately.

An adviser to prominent energy companies told me that because “infrastructure projects require five to 10 years for permitting and construction,” some of her clients are pausing normal business decisions. “The current environment is so chaotic that it’s difficult to understand effects [on] permitting pathways, community approvals, and supply-chain costs.” She requested anonymity to speak freely about her clients’ struggles in the early days of the new Trump administration.

The big companies are in a better spot than small businesses. As we’ve already seen when the Big Three automakers were able to get direct relief from the tariffs, large companies that can provide Trump with good PR are able to get carve-outs from tariffs. But small businesses are less suited to absorbing shocks and are less likely to stay abreast of the day-to-day shifts of tariff policy. Many will be unable to game the system.

Uncertainty may also be paralyzing the labor markets. As my colleague Rogé Karma reported last month, job switching is at its lowest level in nearly a decade, even though the unemployment rate remains low. Part of what’s going on is that lack of confidence in the future breeds risk aversion: Employers are too rattled to make a bet on a new hire, and employees are too worried to leave a safe position.

Some people—such as those who are worried that a backlash may invigorate American support for free markets—would like the public to believe that the country is in the throes of an “economic masterplan” and that the chaos of this moment will cohere into a reasonable strategy. Color me skeptical. For one, the president and his team have yet to articulate a consistent set of arguments for supporting his vision. Instead, the justifications for the tariff policies change as fast as the policies themselves.

If the tariffs are about rebalancing America’s trade and restoring its manufacturing greatness, then why are they being removed? If they’re about improving America’s negotiating position vis-à-vis bordering nations on issues such as fentanyl and immigration, then why are we putting them on Canada?

Is Trump doing this to make Americans richer? Is he doing this to balance the budget? To hit back at other countries for their unfair policies? For national-security reasons? To solve the child-care-cost crisis?

As the Yale Law professor Jerry Mashaw wrote for Fordham Law Review, “The authority of all law relies on a set of complex reasons for believing that it should be authoritative. Unjustifiable law demands reform, unjustifiable legal systems demand revolution.” That our elected officials are required to explain themselves, to give reasons for the actions they take, is a cornerstone of democratic accountability. Without clear reasons, it’s not just businesses that are at stake. It’s democratic governance.

But if sifting through Trump’s roiling sea of rationalizations is important for democratic purposes, it’s also personally significant. Every business, worker, and consumer in the country has a stake in figuring out the why and what of tariffs.

Ideologues across the political spectrum resent the American voter’s materialism. Environmentalists moan that the public refuses to bear higher energy costs in order to help mitigate the effects of climate change; animal-rights advocates worry that people won’t pay to ensure better treatment of livestock; farm advocates who already benefit from distortionary subsidies have even advocated for price floors. Now it’s the economic populists insisting that the public should be willing to pay higher prices on the path to restoring American greatness. On Truth Social, Trump posted an article with the headline “Shut Up About Egg Prices,” and Republicans are insisting that it’s worth it to “pay a little bit more” to support the president. But “America First” has always been a better slogan than organizing principle. When people have the option to pay for domestic goods at higher prices, they opt out, time and again.

The speed with which Republicans have gone from hammering Democrats about high grocery prices to justifying the inflationary effects of tariffs is remarkable. Yet Republicans are likely to learn the lesson that Democrats did last November: Before they are Republicans, Democrats, or even Americans, my countrymen are consumers first.

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另外,私隱專員公署同時發表有關公司註冊處資料外洩事故的調查結果。該署署審視了公 司註冊處提供的超過 1,500 頁的文件,可能受影響的人士數目為 109,002 名,包括 108,575 名公司董事的香港身 份證號碼、護照號碼及/或通常住址、217 名被取消資格人士、放債人牌照申請人及 持牌放債人委任的第三方的香港身份證號碼及/或護照號碼,以及 210 名持牌放債人 聯絡人的姓名、電話號碼及/或電郵地址。調查顯示,近九成涉及的個人資料,包括公司董事資料,仍可從已登記文件中經查冊服務查閱。 私隱專員公署認為,公司註冊處在系統翻新中採取一系列保安措施,亦並無證據顯示任何「額外」的個人資料已遭不當查閱。根據《私隱條例》保障資料第4(1)原則,公署並無足夠證據顯示,公司註冊處在翻新相關系統 的過程中沒有採取所有切實可行的步驟保障所持有的個人資料,已建議處方對載有個人資料的系統進行定期及全面的檢視,確保它 們沒有其他系統設計及安全漏洞。 調查由助理個人資料私隱專員(法律)(署理)賴皓茵及首席個人資料主任(合規及查詢)郭正熙主導,因專員鍾麗玲曾任公司註冊處處長而避嫌未參與。   其他報道 台積電據報建議英偉達、AMD等 入股英特爾晶圓廠合資企業 恒指半日跌158點 科指跌1% 北水轉流入93億 國泰去年多賺1% 派息0.49元 財庫局:26日舉行「裕澤香江」高峰論壇 辦「財富與投資盛薈周」 年內推稅務優惠方案 滬深三大指數半日個別走 創板指失守2200點 Uber終止收購台灣foodpanda業務 港元拆息全線向下 貨幣基礎近一周低 Shibor個別發展 上日北水大手沽盈富 街貨一周高 恒生中國企業街貨半年最多 阿維塔科技據報來港上市 籌10億美元 梁朝偉任代言人 摩根士丹利三菱日聯:美日利差收窄美元兌日圓或見145 蜜雪創新高後轉勢向下 仍較招股價高逾倍 植田和男對日本國債息創08年後高 不太擔心 比亞迪完成433億元配售 曾升逾4% 成交逾15億 滬深三大指數高開 人行進行1754億人幣逆回購 恒指高開77點 科指升1% 蔚來升7%

恒指半日升598點 科指升2.7% 曾跌穿10天線 長和跌4.5% (12:13) – 20250314 – 即時財經新聞

長和(0001)曾跌最多6.68%,是2022年9月26日後最大跌幅,當日跌幅為7.42%。低見46.1元,是3月5日44.4元後最低。半日收報47.15元,跌4.55%。成交金額增235.11%,至15.47億元,是3月7日後最多,當日達22.71億元。 恒指今早高開190點,高位升633點,低位跌8點,高低波幅641點。上升股份比例為37.6%,下跌為20.21%,無升跌為42.17%。 恒指半日升598點或2.55%,報24060點,大市成交金額1589億元;國指升272點或3.16%,報8913點。恒生科技指數收報5905點,升2.75%。 藍籌股成交金額773.62億元,佔大市成交48.68%;科指成份股成交金額475.01億元,佔大市成交29.89%;國指成份股成交金額673.4億元,佔大市成交42.37%。 24隻雙櫃台股,總成交0.78億元人民幣,相當於約0.84億港元,佔大市成交的0.05%。 窩輪及牛熊證成交金額減少4.22%,至169.66億元,佔大市成交10.67%。牛熊證成交金額89.67億元,增加4.07%;窩輪成交金額79.98億元,減少12.07%。 藍籌71隻升,12隻下跌,0隻無升跌。藥明生物(2269)升14.38%,收報26.65元,是升幅最大的藍籌,長和(0001)跌4.55%,收報47.15元,是跌幅最大的藍籌, 恒生科技指數成份股27隻升,3隻下跌。升幅最大的是美團(3690)收報174.2元,升5.9%;跌幅最大的是蔚來(9866)收報36.55元,跌6.64%。 恒指曾跌穿10天線(23683.27點)。科指曾跌穿10天線(5828.72點)、20天線(5767.42點)。 北水南下合計淨流入38.57億元,較上日減少29.45%,連續第3日流入,累計流入355.34億元,對上一次連續3日淨流入是3月7日。北水本月累計流入966.73億元,按月減少36.72%,連續第21個月流入。北水交易成交額(包括買入及賣出交易)741.64億元,較上日減29.15%,佔香港市場成交額由上日的22.38%增至23.32%。 三大指數表現 恒指曾升最多2.7%,是3月6日後最大升幅,當日升幅為3.46%。高見24095.9點,是3月10日24292.8點後最高。 科指曾升最多2.87%,是3月6日後最大升幅,當日升幅為5.77%。高見5912.83點,是3月12日6075.31點後最高。 國指曾升最多3.3%,是3月6日後最大升幅,當日升幅為3.78%。高見8925.88點,是3月10日8934.24點後最高。 個股表現 花旗:呼和浩特育兒補貼政策超預期。中國飛鶴(6186)收報6.8元,升14.67%。 蒙牛乳業(2319)收報19.62元,升8.04%。 小米(1810)擬今年在日本開設5至10家「小米之家」。收報54元,升2.18%。 俄鋁(0486)全年多賺1.8倍 曾升逾5%。收報5.13元,無升跌。 中國飛機租賃(1848)出售6架連租約飛機 曾升逾4%。收報3.77元,升3.57%。 友邦(1299)全年新業務價值增18% 遜預期 跌逾4% 近5個月最大跌幅。收報61.5元,跌2.07%。 長和(0001)售港口,港澳辦轉載質疑文章,據報交易未知會中央,賣港口存暗湧。收報47.15元,跌4.55%。 多間公司最快今日布業績,績前表現如下,理想(2015)收報111.5元,升0.81%。 宏橋(1378)收報14.98元,升1.35%。 中信資源(1205)收報0.355元,升2.9%。 法拉帝(9638)收報22.4元,跌3.03%。 華潤建材科技(1313)收報1.74元,升3.57%。 金利來集團(0533)收報1.45元,跌0.68%。 和記電訊香港(0215)收報0.99元,無升跌。 華大酒店(0201)收報0.075元,跌1.32%。 彩星集團(0635)收報0.52元,無升跌。 中石化煉化工程(2386)收報6.07元,升0.66%。 港華智慧能源(1083)收報3.29元,無升跌。 東方海外(0316)去年多賺近九成達25.77億美元,每股末期息大增8倍至1.32美元。收報113.5元,升0.62%。 九倉(0004)香港碼頭吞吐量跌6%,吳天海:國際船運重組,香港成輸家。九倉吳天海:目前間接投資內地住宅為主,寫字樓供應仍然過剩。收報18.74元,跌3.4%。 微博(9898)去年第四季盈利倒退近九成。收報83.55元,跌0.65%。 太地(1972):料香港寫字樓市況明後年才改善 ,零售商場市道已回穩。收報17.08元,升4.66%。 世茂(0813)境外債重組計劃獲高院批准。收報1.09元,升6.86%。 傳百威亞太(1876)年裁員數千人,母企百威英博否認。收報8.93元,升3.36%。 周大福(1929):鄭炳熙4月1日起卸任首席財務官,續任執董。收報9.2元,升2.22%。 Ares據報擬折扣價從銀行收購部分新世界(0017)債務。收報5.37元,升2.48%。 平保增持農行(1288)。創上市新高,見5.05元,收報4.98元,升1.63%。 越秀交通基建(1052)全年少賺14%,派末期息0.13元。收報3.74元,無升跌。 破頂股表現 破頂股包括,趣致集團(0917)創上市新高,見106.7元,收報106元,升7.61%;眾淼控股(1471)創上市新高,見15元,收報14.1元,升6.33%;津上機床中國(1651)創上市新高,見29.1元,收報28.3元,升20.94%;藥明合聯(2268)創上市新高,見39.3元,收報39.25元,升11.98%;聯邦制藥(3933)創上市新高,見15.98元,收報15.78元,升5.06%;細葉榕科技(8107)創上市新高,見0.83元,收報0.76元,跌1.3%;九方智投控股(9636)創上市新高,見44.75元,收報43.2元,升2.86%;泡泡瑪特(9992)創上市新高,見125元,收報123.3元,升3.7%;中國移動-R(80941)創上市新高,見78元,收報78元,升1.1%;德翔海運(2510)創上市新高,見5.72元,收報5.5元,升5.77%;越疆科技(2432)創上市新高,見71.4元,收報58.5元,跌6.02%;腦動極光(6681)創上市新高,見7元,收報6.87元,升6.18%;赤峰黃金(6693)創上市新高,見14.32元,收報14.08元,升2.62%;SPDR金(2840)創上市新高,見2145元,收報2144元,升2%;價值黃金(3081)創上市新高,見70.36元,收報70.28元,升1.83%;PP美國庫A-U(9078)創上市新高,見578.5元,收報578.5元,升0.13%;價值黃金-U(9081)創上市新高,見9.035元,收報9.035元,升1.75%;A博時美元-U(9196)創上市新高,見1090.35元,收報1090.35元,升0.08%;SPDR金-R(83046)創上市新高,見1996元,收報1996元,升1.97%;價值黃金-R(83130)創上市新高,見65.52元,收報65.5元,升1.83%;恒生人幣金ETF(84402)創上市新高,見43.5元,收報43.5元,升2.11%;FL二南方黃金(7299)創上市新高,見14.32元,收報14.31元,升3.92%。 破頂指數成份股包括,農行(1288)創上市新高,見5.05元,收報4.98元,升1.63%;招商銀行(3968)創52周高,見50.7元,收報50.45元,升4.02%;中行(3988)創52周高,見4.62元,收報4.59元,升1.55%;建行(0939)創52周高,見6.89元,收報6.84元,升2.24%;中移動(0941)創52周高,見83.8元,收報83.6元,升1.09%;藥明生物(2269)創52周高,見26.75元,收報26.65元,升14.38%;交行(3328)創52周高,見6.91元,收報6.86元,升1.33%。 破底股方面 10隻股份創上市新低,其中十隻包括,德泰新能源集團(0559)低見0.126元,收報0.15元,升2.04%;酷派集團(2369)低見0.028元,收報0.03元,無升跌;高視醫療(2407)低見5.82元,收報5.86元,跌0.51%;希瑪醫療(3309)低見1.63元,收報1.67元,跌0.6%;宇華教育(6169)低見0.35元,收報0.38元,升5.56%;艾美疫苗(6660)低見3.56元,收報3.66元,升0.55%;中食民安(8283)低見0.37元,收報0.42元,跌3.45%;元續科技(8637)低見0.81元,收報0.83元,跌2.35%;華昊中天醫藥(2563)低見11.16元,收報11.16元,跌2.45%;草姬集團(2593)低見1.78元,收報1.79元,跌1.65%。 26隻股份創52周低,其中十隻包括,莎莎國際(0178)低見0.62元,收報0.62元,無升跌;ASMPT(0522)低見54.85元,收報56.45元,升0.89%;亞倫國際(0684)低見0.58元,收報0.58元,跌1.69%;長盈集團(控股)(0689)低見0.017元,收報0.017元,跌10.53%;雅天妮集團(0789)低見0.3元,收報0.315元,無升跌;華富建業金融(0952)低見0.177元,收報0.18元,跌2.7%;亞太衛星(1045)低見1.81元,收報1.88元,跌15.7%;香港科技探索(1137)低見1.18元,收報1.19元,跌1.65%;中國創新投資(1217)低見0.01元,收報0.01元,無升跌;新特能源(1799)低見5.74元,收報5.87元,跌1.18%。 異動股

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