Donald Trump’s return to the spotlight and renewed talk of tariffs and trade wars has investors wondering: Will this trigger a stock market crash in 2025? As Trump vows to impose tougher tariffs on China and other countries, fears of rising inflation, global trade tensions, and supply chain disruptions are resurfacing.

Historically, Trump’s tariff policies had mixed effects. Some U.S. industries benefited, but overall market volatility increased. The stock market reacted to trade war headlines with sharp dips and recoveries. If a new Trump trade war begins, sectors like tech, automotive, and manufacturing could feel the pinch first, while defensive stocks and commodities may perform better.

Investors are asking: Should I sell now? Will Trump crash the stock market again? While no one can predict with certainty, smart investors diversify and prepare for volatility. Watch how China, the EU, and the Fed respond.

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US stock markets have crashed 20% to 25% since their highs in February and $10 trillion has been wiped off the value of companies worldwide in the last five days since Donald Trump announced his tariffs on US imports.

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