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‘It’s like déjà vu’: can Trump’s tariffs revive American aluminium?

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US president’s plan to kick-start US industry risks being thwarted by the high price of electricity

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Financial Times

‘It’s like déjà vu’: can Trump’s tariffs revive American aluminium?

US president’s plan to kick-start US industry risks being thwarted by the high price of electricity

1 day ago·London, United Kingdom

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American Greatness

Trump’s Tariffs Will Create Millions of Jobs › American Greatness

The media circus surrounding President Trump’s tariff agenda has devolved into clown-like lunacy. ABC News reports that “experts” believe tariffs will cause massive job losses […] Source

22 hours ago·United States

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Bible Prophecy In The Daily Headlines

China 'annihilated' US aluminium — can Donald Trump's tariffs revive it? - Financial Times | Bible Prophecy In The Daily Headlines

Link to original article The Magnitude 7 Metals aluminium plant near the banks of the Mississippi is eerily quiet these days, its electrolysis cells dark… Read More:

14 hours ago

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Miningmx

How might Trump's tariffs affect the global metals sector?

THE US government confirmed in February its intention to remove all exemptions and restore section 232 import tariffs on steel (25%) and aluminium (25%, up from 10%). Effective on Tuesday for Mexico and Canada (March 4), President Donald Trump will decide whether his administration will stick with the targets. Setting aside this uncertainty for now, the question is how might the tariffs affect the world’s metals sector, and the companies that pr…

18 hours ago

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