US EditionPresident Trump set to enact new tariffs, impacting imported goods
- President Trump signed executive orders enacting new tariffs at a White House Rose Garden ceremony.
- The tariffs aim to address unfair trade practices from other nations, creating barriers for U.S. Products.
- The orders impose a base 10% tariff on all imports, with higher rates for specific countries, going into effect soon.
- Trump stated, "America will not be exploited by unfair trade practices anymore;" tariffs included 35% on China, 24% on Japan, 26% on India and 20% on EU.
- The tariffs are projected to impact consumers and businesses, raising prices on cars, groceries, and other imported goods.
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