US EditionPresident Trump set to enact new tariffs, impacting imported goods
- President Trump announced new tariffs on imported goods at a White House ceremony on Wednesday.
- Trump stated that these tariffs are to address unfair trade practices from other nations.
- The executive orders introduce a base 10% tariff, with higher rates for specific countries and products.
- Trump said, "America will not be exploited by unfair trade practices anymore,", as he announced the tariffs.
- These tariffs are projected to increase costs for consumers and businesses, impacting prices and confidence.
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What if tariffs end up benefiting the Mexican automotive industry?
Again, President Donald Trump's government proposes to apply a general tariff of 25 percent to cars not produced in the United States, including those imported from Mexico, with potential effect from yesterday April 2.It is still not clear whether that rate will apply to the total value of vehicles produced in Mexico, to value added that does not come from the United States, or to value added that does not come from the T-MEC.The formula for det…
Trump administration imposes additional tariffs on automobiles, 25% on all imported cars
[NHK] The Trump administration in the United States implemented measures to impose an additional 25% tariff on imported automobiles at around 1:00 pm on the 3rd, Japan time. Including Japan...
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President Donald Trump announces major tariffs. See how Louisiana members of Congress reacted.
WASHINGTON – Republicans in Louisiana’s congressional delegation were all for the tariffs President Donald Trump announced Wednesday afternoon, while the Democrats were concerned.
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