Warren Buffett Calls Tariffs 'An Act Of War,' Warns They Function As A Tax On Goods Amid Market Turmoil
Legendary investor Warren Buffett characterized tariffs as “an act of war” that functions as a consumer tax, as markets grapple with President Donald Trump‘s recent implementation of 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports.
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Warren Buffett isn't one to wade into politics, but as an outsider warned tariffs are likely to prove inflationary.
The remarks came just hours after Trump imposed 25% tariffs on goods imported from Canada and Mexico a doubling of duties on some Chinese goods.
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