U.S. futures sink as Trump tariffs roil global markets - what's moving markets By Investing.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Sentiment improved among Chinese manufacturing firms at the start of the year on expectations of supportive government policies, the survey said, although the threat of U.S. tariff still dampened the outlook.
47% : These expectations supported a spike in cryptocurrencies in recent months, with Bitcoin hitting an all-time when Trump was sworn in for his second term in the White House in January. 4.
46% : Both countries rely heavily on trade relations with their larger neighbor.
42% : Over the weekend, Trump slapped 25% import tariffs on traditional trading partners Canada and Mexico, with Canadian energy products facing a 10% levy.
41% : During his campaign for president, Trump vowed to back the sector, boosting hopes for an era of looser regulations following a period of scrutiny during the Biden administration.
36% : Trump has said the measures may lead to some "short-term pain" for Americans.
19% : Canada, Mexico, and China were all targeted with levies, with Trump arguing the measures are necessary to help stem the flow of illegal immigrants and the opiate fentanyl into the U.S.

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