Golden Finance reported that Wall Street economists said that the United States faces the risk of an economic recession this year after the Trump administration announced large-scale tariffs on global trading partners, and inflation may return to the level it was in the epidemic. Nomura Securities International said that U.S. GDP is expected to grow by 0.6% in 2025, with a key measure of potential inflation rising to 4.7%. Barclays economists are more pessimistic about US GDP, expected to shrink by 0.1%, while expectations for inflation are slightly optimistic, expected to grow by 3.7%. They also expect unemployment to climb by the end of the year. The tariffs announced by Trump on Wednesday put global financial markets in chaos, upending forecasts for the continued expansion of the world's largest economy. Several major banks have provided preliminary estimates of the impact, indicating a major blow to economic growth and push up inflation, but they refused to make formal corrections, saying the measures could be moderated in the coming days.