Trade War Impact Limited: Study Shows Minimal Disruption to Trade Patterns
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According to the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Trump's trade war policies produced less disruption to established trade patterns than anticipated. The research suggests that markets and supply chains adapted or absorbed tariff impacts without major structural shifts, indicating either resilience in global trade networks or that threatened tariffs were not fully implemented as feared.
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