Heads up—tariffs are coming back in 2026, and the impact might stick around longer than some think. A bunch of bank economists are betting the effects will just "fade into the background" as the year goes on. But hold that thought. According to market analysts, the reality could be messier. The tariff story matters because trade friction directly flows into inflation expectations, currency movements, and ultimately asset valuations. Whether you're holding traditional portfolios or crypto positions, 2026's tariff environment will shape risk sentiment across markets. The consensus that economic damage will "fade" assumes policy predictability—which is rarely a given. Keep your eyes on trade policy developments; they'll ripple through everything.
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TooScaredToSell
· 01-05 03:25
Bankers are starting to talk down again, saying that the impact of tariffs in 2026 will automatically fade... Come on, don't joke with me. Every time they say that, what happens? The crypto circle needs to keep a close eye on trade policies; this is the real hidden danger.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-03 16:19
Bankers are once again using the phrase "fade out of sight," wake up everyone
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-03 16:19
Bank economists are dreaming again, saying that the impact of tariffs will "fade out"... Come on, this time it's really different.
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ForkMaster
· 01-03 16:04
Reliable analysis. I've long seen through the banking economists' "de-emphasis" approach. The key still depends on policy implementation. This wave of tariff risks will definitely transmit to the crypto circle, so keep a close eye on exchange rate movements.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-03 16:03
Bank economists are all dreaming, saying that the impact of tariffs will "fade away"... Come on, wake up. This wave of trade friction will only intensify.
Heads up—tariffs are coming back in 2026, and the impact might stick around longer than some think. A bunch of bank economists are betting the effects will just "fade into the background" as the year goes on. But hold that thought. According to market analysts, the reality could be messier. The tariff story matters because trade friction directly flows into inflation expectations, currency movements, and ultimately asset valuations. Whether you're holding traditional portfolios or crypto positions, 2026's tariff environment will shape risk sentiment across markets. The consensus that economic damage will "fade" assumes policy predictability—which is rarely a given. Keep your eyes on trade policy developments; they'll ripple through everything.