Fallout from US President Donald Trump's tariffs announced over the weekend has continued to be felt around the world. 

The stock market's S&P fell 10.5%, but New Zealand only fell 0.5%. 

Experts are warning tariffs could push prices up for consumers, and protesters have taken to the streets in their thousands as a result. 

Washington Bureau Chief for the Guardian David Smith talks to Mike Hosking about the aftermath. 

LISTEN ABOVE. 

Fallout from US President Donald Trump's tariffs announced over the weekend has continued to be felt around the world.&nbsp;
The stock market's S&amp;P fell 10.5%, but New Zealand only fell 0.5%.&nbsp;
Experts are warning tariffs could push prices up for consumers, and protesters have taken to the streets in their thousands as a result.&nbsp;
Washington Bureau Chief for the Guardian David Smith talks to Mike Hosking about the aftermath.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE.&nbsp;

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David Smith: Washington Bureau Chief for the Guardian on the reaction to Donald Trump's tariffs

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