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S&P Analysis: Trump Tariffs to Cost Companies $1.2 Trillion in 2025, Consumers Bear Majority Burden

According to a new S&P Global analysis, President Donald Trump’s tariffs are projected to cost global companies $1.2 trillion in 2025. The report indicates consumers will bear approximately two-thirds of this financial burden through higher prices and reduced purchasing power.

Massive Tariff Costs Projected for Global Businesses

President Donald Trump‘s tariff policies will cost global businesses upwards of $1.2 trillion in 2025, with most expenses being passed to consumers, according to a new analysis from S&P Global. The firm released a white paper on Thursday containing these projections, which analysts suggest represent conservative estimates of the additional expenses companies will face.

by Elisa RomeroOctober 16, 2025November 3, 2025

Automotive Industry Business

Ferrari Share Price Decline Analysis: Conservative Outlook Sparks Investor Concerns

Ferrari shares fell nearly 24% following conservative profit forecasts at Capital Markets Day. Despite the decline, analysts maintain confidence in the company’s traditional pattern of exceeding expectations. The electric vehicle strategy reveals reduced production targets.

Ferrari’s conservative outlook has triggered the familiar pattern of share price volatility that long-term investors recognize, though the current 24% decline represents one of the more significant drops in recent memory. The luxury automaker’s latest profit forecast, announced during last week’s Capital Markets Day, fell below market expectations despite representing increases from previous targets, according to recent analysis of the company’s financial guidance.