Deutsche Bank has a wake-up call for analysts who denied Trump would deliver on tax rhetoric—but UBS is questioning how quickly the White House may retreat.

The Trump administration’s plan to place tariffs on goods from America’s two biggest trade partners, Mexico and Canada, and to raise tariffs on Chinese products will trigger the “largest shock in global trade policy since the collapse of Bretton Woods,” analysts at Deutsche Bank said Sunday.

Markets are still pinning their hopes on the art of the deal. Stocks may have fallen on Monday as investors digested U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to whack tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China,

President Trump's announced tariffs over the weekend for Canada, Mexico and China would be the highest levels imposed by the U.S. since the 1940s, according to Jim Reid, global head of economics and thematic research at Deutsche Bank.

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