A year ago, the market fretted that Donald Trump’s tariffs would unmoor inflation expectations. This recent iteration from him seems to have finished the job, writes Fortlake's chief investment officer Christian Baylis. | Collector

A year ago, the market fretted that Donald Trump’s tariffs would unmoor inflation expectations. This recent iteration from him seems to have finished the job, writes Fortlake's chief investment officer Christian Baylis.

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A year ago, the market fretted that Donald Trump’s tariffs would unmoor inflation expectations. This recent iteration from him seems to have finished the job, writes Fortlake's chief investment officer Christian Baylis.

A year ago, the market fretted that Donald Trump’s tariffs would unmoor inflation expectations. This recent iteration from him seems to have finished the job, writes Fortlake's chief investment officer Christian Baylis.

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