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Hoje (20 de janeiro), espera-se que a Suprema Corte dos EUA emita seu veredicto sobre o controverso caso de Tarifas de Donald Trump. Esta decisão pode se tornar um evento importante que movimenta o mercado, impactando não apenas a economia dos EUA, mas também os mercados globais de ações e criptomoedas, incluindo o Bitcoin.
Trump já avisou que perder este caso poderia ser um golpe sério para a economia, chamando-o de um potencial desastre. Por causa disso, investidores e grandes investidores de criptomoedas estão observando de perto a ação dos preços, com volatilidade esperada em torno do anúncio.

The clock is ticking on a massive economic shift. As of January 2026, the global trade landscape is facing its biggest shakeup in decades. Here is the breakdown of why everyone is talking about the "Tariff Time Bomb":
📉 The $1.5 Trillion Impact
The numbers are staggering. Analysis shows that the average U.S. effective tariff rate has surged to nearly 16.8%—the highest since 1935. For the average American household, this isn't just a headline; it's an estimated $1,500 increase in annual costs by the end of 2026.
🌍 The "Greenland" Factor & Global Fallout
In an unprecedented move this week, new 10% tariffs (set to jump to 25% on June 1st) have been threatened against key European allies—including Germany, France, and the UK. The goal? Leverage in the pursuit of acquiring Greenland.
The Reaction: The EU is already dusting off its "Anti-Coercion Instrument," potentially targeting over $100 billion in U.S. goods for retaliation.
💸 Who Really Pays?
Contrary to the "foreigners pay the tax" myth, recent data from the Kiel Institute reveals a brutal reality: 96% of the tariff burden is being paid by U.S. importers and consumers.
Inflation Risk: Economists warn that as old inventories run dry, mid-2026 could see a fresh spike in inflation, potentially pushing it back above 4%.
🏗️ The Manufacturing Irony
While the tariffs were meant to bring jobs back, sectors like construction and manufacturing are feeling the squeeze. Rising costs for steel, copper, and lumber have led to the first sustained decline in manufacturing investment since 2020.
The Bottom Line: We aren't just seeing a trade war; we are seeing the complete "geopoliticization" of the U.S. dollar. 🛑
SOUND OFF: Are tariffs a necessary tool for American leverage, or are we just taxing ourselves into a recession? Is your business already feeling the "Tariff Transmission Lag"? 👇
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