Tariff rulings demonstrate changes in the global order. Trump's tariff decisions are not only about trade but also serve as a mirror reflecting the shift of the global order from "efficiency first" to "security first." Regardless of the outcome, de-risking, supply chain diversification, and economic bloc formation have become irreversible trends. In this context, the market should not interpret tariff policies solely as "bullish" or "bearish," but should pay attention to the underlying institutional signals. For enterprises, this is a stress test for strategic adjustments; for investors, it signifies an upgrade in understanding. Although short-term volatility is inevitable, in the long run, what truly determines the fate of assets is not the tariffs themselves but how global capital redefines "stability," "security," and "growth." The 2026 tariff rulings may just be a key milestone in this process. #特朗普关税裁决临近