A new perspective on tariff policies and economic security. Over the past nearly a year, the implementation of tariff strategies has led to significant improvements in the country's economic security indicators and overall competitiveness. The underlying logic is worth exploring: how trade protection policies influence domestic industrial layout, and in turn affect global financial markets and asset allocation strategies.

Shifts in economic policy often reshape investors' risk preferences. When the government enhances protection for key industries and strengthens economic autonomy, capital markets typically adjust their pricing for different asset classes. This creates ripple effects on macro hedging strategies, cross-border capital flows, and even the attractiveness of digital assets as alternative investments.

In the short term, the manifestation of policy effects usually triggers a reassessment of long-term market expectations. Paying attention to the chain reactions of economic security policies on inflation, exchange rates, and commodity pricing can be very helpful in understanding current financial market cycles.