Henrietta Treyz, director of economic policy at Veda Partners, said lawmakers are hopeful the tariffs are mainly a negotiating tactic and that markets will stabilize once there is clarity. But investors remain wary. 'There is an emerging view on Capitol Hill that once we get past April 1, there will be certainty and markets will calm down,' Treyz noted. 'That view is not shared by most investors, who see uncertainty as a short-term driver of volatility while also taking the longer-term economic impact just as seriously.
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