Tariff turnaround for Canada and Mexico as Trump delays 25% tariffs for a month
- President Donald Trump announced a one-month pause on the 25% tariffs for most goods from Canada and Mexico covered under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement to help American carmakers until April 2.
- Trump stated he aimed to support American carmakers and help Canada and Mexico due to their business ties with the U.S.
- Trump expressed concern about U.S. Trade, stating that 'this country has been ripped off from every, every nation in the world' and emphasized fairness in U.S. Trade practices.
- The tariffs are scheduled to be reinstated on April 2 after the one-month exemption period.
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