Fed in no hurry with tariffs coming

Our expectation is still that, in net terms, the policy mix the Trump administration is adopting will have a mildly stagflationary impact. That is why we expect GDP growth to slow below 2% from the second quarter onwards – when we expect most tariffs to be introduced and further curbs on immigration to be implemented.

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