Internet reported that on February 7, Benoit Anne, managing director of MFS Investment Management, said that the US tariffs may have a widespread impact on a variety of assets. Global stock markets have not yet taken into account significant policy risks, and tariffs are expected to have a negative impact on stock prices. In terms of fixed income, given that domestic prices in the United States may be affected by a one-time adjustment, the latest developments could further undermine the Fed's ability to relax policy in the future. In addition, Canada's energy producers and Midwest refiners could face challenges posed by tariffs. Legal uncertainty, possible contagion to other regions and government negotiations are also closely watched. (Golden Ten Data APP)