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U.S. consumer to 'suffer' as businesses scramble to navigate tariffs

Lenka Martinek, managing partner at Sustainable Market Strategies and Nordis Capital, shares her reaction to Trump's tariffs on several global trading partners and what that will mean for the consumer discretionary sector.

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