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Are there benefits to Trump's tariffs?

Business leaders feel uncertain due to President Donald Trump's fluctuating tariffs, leading to a drop in CEO confidence, which is at its lowest since November 2012, according to Chief Executive magazine's CEO Confidence Index.
Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, suspended some tariffs, and threatened further tariffs on European imports, causing retaliatory actions from China and Canada.
Foxconn CEO Young Liu described tariffs as creating significant headaches for executives.
According to Chief Executive magazine's CEO Confidence Index, business confidence is at its lowest since November 2012 due to tariff threats.

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