John Whelan: Pharmaceutical sector learning to live with uncertainty 

Donald Trump's announcement on January 27 that new import tariffs would apply to the pharmaceutical industry shook the sector
Johnson & Johnson was one of a number of pharmaceutical companies with operations in Ireland to announce US investment in response to tariff threats from Donald Trump. 

Johnson & Johnson was one of a number of pharmaceutical companies with operations in Ireland to announce US investment in response to tariff threats from Donald Trump. 

The sedate world of pharmaceutical trading was abruptly shattered as soon as US president Donald Trump took the oath of office last January and issued a barrage of executive orders.

It became clear he intended weaponising his economic policy with a scattergun of tariffs on imports from friends and foes alike.

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