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JPMorgan analysis finds Trump’s tariffs are working on China—at a huge cost to American small business

Tariff payments triple as midsize firms scramble to diversify away from China

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JPMorgan analysis finds Trump’s tariffs are working on China—at a huge cost to American small business

JPMorgan Chase Institute analysis shows Trump's 2025 tariffs have successfully reduced U.S. midsize business reliance on Chinese suppliers by 20%, but at significant cost—tariff payments have tripled and companies are shifting to alternative suppliers in Southeast Asia, Japan, and India. The report warns that midsize firms, lacking the scale of multinational corporations, are particularly vulnerable to sustained cost increases from the new trade policies.

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Trump's 2025 tariffs have successfully reduced U.S. midsize business reliance on Chinese suppliers by 20%
tariff payments have tripled
companies are shifting to alternative suppliers in Southeast Asia, Japan, and India
CompaniesJPMorgan Chase InstituteJPM
Key Figures
%20% reductionReduction in U.S. midsize business reliance on Chinese suppliers
multiplier3x cost_increaseTariff payments have tripled
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