The Congressional Budget Office has revised its deficit reduction forecast for President Trump’s tariffs, now projecting $3 trillion over a decade, down from $4 trillion. This adjustment stems from updated data and recent tariff changes. While critics argue consumers bear tariff costs, the White House maintains foreign exporters pay, generating significant revenue.
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