President Trump’s decision to impose a 25% tariff on metal imports is making waves in the manufacturing sector. This policy aims to bolster U.S. manufacturers but could also lead to increased costs for a range of products, including cars and solar panels. Economists warn that the resulting price hikes may slow economic growth. As these tariffs take effect, manufacturers and consumers should prepare for potential disruptions in both production and supply chains. It remains crucial for stakeholders to assess the broader economic implications of these tariffs.