With global markets in turmoil following the latest round of US tariffs, many investors are asking the same question: Is this a buying opportunity or a trap? In this in-depth analysis, we explore market dynamics, risks, and why this may be a strategic moment for long-term investors.

The United States' aggressive new tariff measures have triggered sharp declines in global financial markets, with Asian economies among the hardest hit. This analysis examines the immediate reactions and potential long-term consequences of the latest trade conflict.

U.S. President Donald Trump has reintroduced a controversial tariff mechanism as part of his 2025 campaign, based on a "reciprocity formula" designed to counteract trade imbalances. While politically appealing, the methodology is economically simplistic and potentially destabilizing. Here's how it works — and why investors should pay close attention.

In a recent economic outlook, JPMorgan Chase warns that the implementation of broad-based tariffs by the United States could significantly raise the probability of a near-term recession, citing both inflationary pressures and adverse market reactions.

The return of tariff-driven U.S. trade policy is already disrupting global flows and forcing companies to rethink their supply chains. As Europe and China face direct commercial pressure, Brazil rises as a stable, resource-rich, and geopolitically neutral alternative—offering compelling opportunities for long-term investment.

Strategic engagements at Marmomac Brazil lead to significant international business opportunities for 22 Brazilian companies.

Strategic investment will reshape mobility, infrastructure, and resilience in one of Latin America's most dynamic coastal capitals.

A strategic gateway between Europe and Brazil strengthens its global positioning

The First Step Toward Freedom in Brazil Began in the Northeast

A global trade dispute may strengthen Brazil’s agribusiness — but internal inflation risks must be managed.

Impact of the interest rate in Brazil