President Trump's recent tariff threats have sparked fear and uncertainty in global markets, with countries like Lesotho, India, and chip companies like NVIDIA caught in the crossfire.

Lesotho, a small African nation heavily reliant on its textile industry, is bracing for the impact of potential tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. The tariffs could devastate the country's economy, which relies heavily on exporting textiles to the United States.

In India, an ETF is struggling to recover from a weekly losing streak following Trump's tariff threats. The uncertainty surrounding international trade agreements has left investors wary and unsure about the future of Indian markets.

However, not all industries are feeling the pressure from Trump's threats. Companies like NVIDIA and other chip stocks seem to be shrugging off the latest tariff threats, showing resilience in the face of potential economic turmoil.

As the trade war escalates, Trump's strategy of imposing reciprocal tariffs is causing tension with companies like Intel, whose CEO Lip-Bu Tan has criticized the administration's approach. The uncertainty surrounding trade policies is causing concern for businesses and investors worldwide, with the full impact of Trump's tariff threats yet to be seen.