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Hello and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service with me, Rahul Tandon.
We're going to try and navigate you through these difficult times for the global economy.
Tariffs once again are going to be a big part of the conversation on the program.
And guiding us through that conversation,
we have Karen Percy reported, based in Melbourne in Australia.
They seem to be uncertain times for the global economy.
Karen, do you get that sense?
Are you feeling a bit uncertain about what may lie ahead?
Oh, holy moly.
Yes, it feels very, very uncertain, very, very unpredictable.
And not just because of that one person in the U.S.
but I think that, you know, real fears of contagion, of this kind of behaviour.
So definitely feeling a little unsettled here for sure.
And Walter Todd, the markets have been a little unsettled, of course.
President and Chief Investment Officer of Greenwood Capital.
Do you wake up every morning thinking this is going to be another tricky day?
Yeah, absolutely.
What's the next headline?
I definitely have tariff fatigue as the market, as the market seems to at this point as well.