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UBS Bank Makes List Of 'At Risk' Companies In Trump's Trade War

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According to a report by Markets Insider, in the face of President Donald Trump's growing trade war, UBS asked its equities analysts in each sector to identify three companies that face the highest risk if the trade war continues. The team of analysts said, "Given tariffs are at the product level, it is important to understand how firms may react as these decisions will impact prices, investment, and supply chains, which will in turn reverberate through the economy." Markets Insider reports that 32 of the stocks listed by the bank have already seen a 4.5 percent underperformance, with losses potentially worsening as companies are forced to either pass on increased costs to consumers or lower margins to shoulder the extra burden themselves.

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