<h1>Tariff policy shock raises inflationary pressure and growth risk, forcing market repricing and constraining monetary options.</h1> A sudden, broad imposition of import duties has been announced as a minimum tariff of tariffs of ten percent on imports, with higher rates targeted at goods from specific trading partners, creating a sweeping trade-policy shift with immediate market repercussions. The measure functions as a direct trade restriction and price-raising mechanism that transmits through supply chains: import-dependent firms face higher input costs, retailers and manufacturers can pass through elevated prices to consumers, and sectors exposed to global supply networks experience disrupted deliveries and increased operating costs.