Brazil will not retaliate against U.S. steel tariffs immediately, mulls all actions

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Brazil Not Planning To Retaliate Against US Steel Tariffs

Brazil, the second-biggest supplier of steel to the United States, is not planning to retaliate against the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on its steel exports, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said Wednesday.

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Brazil will not retaliate against US steel tariffs immediately, mulls all actions

Brazil's Finance Minister said on Wednesday that the country would not immediately retaliate against tariffs imposed by the United States on steel and aluminum imports, instead seeking talks, with the government noting it will consider all actions.

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China Is Seen as More Menacing Than US Tariffs for Latin America's Steelmakers

One of Brazil’s major steelmakers says the “unfair” influx of cheap Chinese steel is a bigger issue than US tariffs for the South American nation.

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Brazil says it will consider all measures against U.S. tariffs, including at WTO

The Brazilian government on Wednesday said that Brazil will assess in the next few weeks all possible measures in reaction, including at the World Trade Organization, to "counteract the harmful effects of the U.S. measures and protect legitimate national interests."U.S. President Donald Trump's increased tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports took effect on Wednesday, stepping up a campaign to "reorder global trade in favor of the U.S.""These…

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Brazil calls U.S. tariff hikes on steel, aluminum "unjustified and mistaken"

Brazil's government on Wednesday called the U.S. decision to increase tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 25 percent an "unjustified and mistaken" move.

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The Brazilian government decided not to retaliate against the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on steel and aluminium. This was confirmed on Wednesday by Finance Minister Fernando Haddad, who pointed out that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has instructed his team to manage the situation wisely.