Trump's Tariffs Fuel US GDP Surge, Global Economy Pays Price

• US GDP grew 4.3% in Q3, highest in two years, attributed to President Donald Trump's trade policies and tariffs.
• Trump's actions, including new import duties, reportedly slowed global economies to boost the US.
• Federal Reserve's growth-supportive policies, focusing on AI data centers and domestic consumption, are expected to further accelerate growth.
• Inflation remains a concern, with food inflation at 2.9% and consumer consumption at 3.5%, exceeding the 2% target.
• Despite a decline in business equipment orders, non-defense capital goods and US exports showed strong figures, contributing to economic momentum.

Why It Matters: Trump's tariffs boosted US GDP to a two-year high, but inflation and global impact remain concerns.