Charts show how tariffs could chill ad spending — and what might suffer the deepest cuts

Fonte: Business Insider

George Frey/AFP via Getty ImagesAdvertisers expect to trim budgets in response to Trump's tariffs. The retail and e-commerce sectors may face the biggest spending cuts. Social media could be hit hard, though performance-driven channels might be somewhat protected.

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