(US) Historical Trade Wars

How it works

The indicator creates a chronological timeline of U.S. trade wars using color-coded events representing dispute initiation, progression, and resolution. It maps trade conflicts with global partners like China, Japan, and the EU using country flags and precise historical dates.

The visualization tracks major tariff acts, trade disputes, and international economic tensions from 1890 to the present. Each event is marked with specific colors: red for trade war beginnings, yellow for significant events, and green for dispute resolutions

Why it may be useful

This indicator provides crucial macro-economic context for traders by illustrating how trade tensions historically impact market movements. It offers a comprehensive view of U.S. international economic relationships and their potential market implications.

Traders can use this tool to understand complex geopolitical dynamics and their potential market consequences. The visualization helps identify patterns of market behavior during trade conflicts and economic disputes

When to explore it

Best used for macro analysis on daily, weekly, or monthly charts. Ideal for traders focusing on geopolitical economic trends and long-term market correlations. Most effective when examining broad market movements and understanding historical economic tensions.

Particularly useful for traders interested in international trade, economic policy, and global market interactions. Provides valuable insights for strategic long-term trading decisions

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