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Tariffs on Chile would affect trade flows of Chilean exports into affected markets.
Source →The trace
How it reaches your house.
Starting from Fish Meal and Fish Oil (Aquaculture Feed), we walked the supply graph hop by hop to the goods you buy and the companies you own. Each step is the engine’s reasoning, scored for confidence and cited where a source backs it.
First impact
Fish Meal and Fish Oil (Aquaculture Feed) →Shortage riskChile supplies 8% of fish meal and fish oil, so tariffs on Chile should modestly tighten that source’s export flow into the market.
86% confidenceHop 2
Chile →Shortage riskChile supplies 64.4% of this input in the graph, so tariffs on Chile would likely constrain exports and make it scarcer in import markets.
90% confidenceChile →Shortage riskChile supplies 26% of this input in the graph, so tariffs on Chile would likely constrain imports and make concentrate scarcer.
84% confidenceChile →Shortage riskChile supplies 30% of this input in the graph, so tariffs on Chile would reduce available imports and tighten supply.
Hop 3
Lithium Carbonate →Shortage riskChile supplies 30% of this lithium carbonate node, so tariffs on Chile directly constrain that export flow into affected markets.
94% confidenceCopper ore concentrate →Prices riseCopper ore concentrate from Chile is a large 26% supply source, and copper/electrical wiring is a critical 0.95-dependent downstream good, so tariffs should raise its input costs.
92% confidenceLithium carbonate / lithium hydroxide →Prices riseLithium carbonate and hydroxide are critical battery inputs, so tariff-driven tightening or rerouting of Chilean supply raises battery input costs.
Hop 4
Copper and electrical wiring →Prices riseChile tariffs would raise the landed cost of Chilean copper ore concentrate, and this good has a critical 0.95 dependency on that input.
84% confidenceAurubis AG →Shortage riskElectrolytic Copper (Conductor Grade)
Chile tariffs would tighten Chilean copper flows into affected markets, and Aurubis depends on this input, so supply becomes scarcer until replacement supply is arranged.
82% confidenceElectric grid transformers →DelaysWinding Fabrication
Transformer winding is copper-intensive, so a Chile tariff that raises electrolytic copper costs or tightens supply would slow winding fabrication at transformer plants.
Where it lands
What you buy, and what you own.
Goods you buy
Copper and electrical wiring · Lithium-ion batteries · Electric grid transformers · Fertilizers and crop inputs
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