Portuguese companies and the global scenario: the impact of US tariffs
In an increasingly interconnected world, political decisions in major economies directly affect companies and consumers in other countries. This is the case with the new US trade policy, which foresees an increase in import tariffs and could affect strategic sectors of the Portuguese economy. For those who export to the US market, the coming years will require adaptation and strategy. Read the full article on here.
Sectors most exposed to Trump's tariffs
- Textiles – Strong export presence and high sensitivity to cost variations.
- Non-metallic mineral products – Like glass, ceramics and cement, they face significant additional costs.
- Drinks – Portuguese wine, for example, could become less competitive with higher tariffs.
- Electronic and communication equipment – They require tight margins and constant investment.
- Leather – Traditional in the national industry, it is also among the sectors with the greatest exposure.
The Bank of Portugal estimates that a tariff hike could reduce Portuguese GDP by up to 1.1% over the next three years. In addition to direct tariffs, the climate of uncertainty affects investments, production chains and consumption.
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