President Donald Trump is expected to announce generalized rates on Wednesday, and Wall Street rushes to determine which sectors will be affected and which actions may have already taken their pieces. Trump is expected to publish the details of his new global price plan on April 2. Politics are presented as wider and more permanent than the deductions already announced, which have been modified on a rolling basis during the last two months. However, it is still not clear how new samples will work or if they are subject to negotiation. “Trump said that there could be” flexibility “after April 2. The markets should read flexibility as uncertainty, in our opinion,” said Barclays public policies said on March 28, said Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s strategist, said March 31 and March. If the prices are large enough to cause economic damage, the cyclical stocks of these groups could be affected from several angles. “We have always been of the opinion that among these 3 cohorts exposed to prices, the equipment goods are best positioned given its stronger price power. Although this continues to be the case in relative terms, the cost structure of the equipment of the goods of prices and revisions of the profits that have been decidedly negative for the weight of industrialists … We think that it is From overweight to equality weight, “said Wilson. The question of whether the prices will be equal in all countries are also in the air. The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that aid of the White House was preparing for potential samples of around 20% on most imports. Trump and his allies also talked about “reciprocal” rates that could vary from country to country. The second approach could lead to a more complicated impact for different industries. “A quarter of packaged food comes from Canada, while drinks are very exposed to Mexico (soft drinks, beer and distilled liqueurs) and Europe (wine and bottled water),” said Evercore Isi, Julian Emanuel Stratege, in a note of March 30. “Health products, especially pharmaceutical products, are very exposed to European supply (60% + in Europe), as are personal care products / cleaning.” In terms of individual companies, Morgan Stanley has published a list of actions with an exposure unfavorable to the prices. This list includes industrial stocks like 3m and Honeywell. The shares of 3M outcroped in 2025, up more than 13%, but Honeywell shares are down 6.3%. 3m has greatly completed its restructuring while Honeywell is in the middle of one. The other actions of the Morgan Stanley exhibition list include Best Buy retailers and five below and the automaker Stellantis. All three are already decreasing for the year. Stellantis is not the only automatic stock that has trouble. Ford and General Motors both dropped in late March after Trump announced that the prices were targeted specifically in cars and trucks. Investors will seek to see how Wednesday’s pricing plan interacts with existing direct debits to obtain a clearer image of the coming road for car manufacturers. Of course, the fact that some actions have already taken blows can mean that they have a price in an announcement on Wednesday. This means that some of the most exposed actions could see limited sales after the announcement or even enjoy a rescue rally if the prices are not as high as fearing. Barclays analyst, Seth Sigman, said in a note of March 31 to customers that the rate risk could already be reflected in the course of action of five below, but agreed with Morgan Stanley that Best Buy is a risky stock. “On paper, (Best Buy, Floor & Decor Holdings, Arhaus and Target) seem to have the most progressive risk,” Sigman said in a note on March 31 to customers. – Michael Bloom of CNBC contributed to the reports.