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Global investors have yearned for clarity over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, but now they have it, they don't much like what they see. As part of his "Liberation Day" on April 2, Trump slapped hefty tariffs on major trading partners, plunging markets into turmoil, just as investors parse through the first new quarterly earnings, along with Chinese inflation data, waiting for the rest of the world to respond. Here is a look at the week ahead: UPSIDE DOWN Trump's tariffs have panicked investors, who now believe a U.S. recession could happen, jettisoning U.S. stocks in one of the most…