Some retaliation on the tariffs have been seen already.
The Tánaiste says he hopes Ireland's concerns will be heard when it comes to the EU's response to Donald Trump's tariffs.
Simon Harris is in Luxembourg today meeting EU trade ministers to discuss next steps, after the US President's tariffs sent stock markets tumbling.
Retaliation on the tariffs on steel, aluminium, cars, autoparts and most EU exports could cost 400 billion euro.
Shane Tobin, Chief Executive of True Wealth in Portlaoise says it's a case of wait and see when it comes to investments:
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