The build-up to two major tariff events from the Trump administration formed the hub of our readers’ interest in June. President Donald Trump’s threat to apply 25% duties on exports from Mexico if the latter’s government didn’t help cut migration brought turmoil to a wide-range of industrial supply chains. We identified consumer goods ranging from coffee, including Nestle, to telecoms equipment suppliers such as Foxconn and automakers including General Motors as being exposed. Ultimately though the tariffs were delayed until at least later in July. A threatened escalation of tariffs and ...