Strategic Investment Opportunities in Infrastructure and Energy Diversification
The U.S. tariff policies enacted between 2023 and 2025 have triggered a seismic shift in global trade patterns, creating both challenges and opportunities for investors. With the average effective tariff rate on U.S. imports reaching 18.6%—the highest since 1933—the ripple effects are evident in disrupted supply chains, rising consumer prices, and a reconfiguration of global trade corridors [3]. For investors, these developments underscore the urgency of capitalizing on alternative infrastructure and energy diversification projects that are emerging as critical countermeasures to tariff-driven volatility.
The Tariff-Driven Trade Reconfiguration
The Trump administration’s aggressive tariff strategy, including 50% duties on…
