No exemption for Argentina on steel, aluminium tariffs

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The US President confirmed the imposition of tariffs on Argentine steel and aluminum Trump activates tariffs on the European Union with the excuse of VAT Keys - What are Trump’s reciprocal tariffs and how they will affect consumers The US President, Donald Trump, has confirmed in a press conference that there will be no exceptions for Argentina in imposing tariffs of 25% on steel and aluminium exports. “We have a small deficit with Argentina, as…

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No exemption for Argentina on steel, aluminium tariffs

US president confirms 25% steel, aluminium tariffs on imports because United States has “a small deficit” with Argentina on trade.

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A bad news for the government of the Argentine president, Javier Milei, has come to light this Wednesday when his American pair, Donald Trump, confirmed that it will apply 25% of tariffs to all imports of steel and aluminum from the South American country. The novelty has been interpreted by the local press as a surprise blow to the Casa Rosada, which for weeks insists with the distant possibility of a free trade agreement with the country of th…

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U.S. President Donald Trump overturned the possibility of exempting Argentina from the charges of up to 25% announced for imports of aluminum and steel into the U.S. nation. "For Trump, ideology is below protectionism," one expert told Sputnik.

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U.S. President Donald Trump said Argentina will not be exempt from the increase in tariffs on steel and aluminium. He announced it while signing executive orders that set a 25% increase for these products. “Any steel that enters the U.S. t...

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From the sector they said they understand the "necessity of establishing a defence measure against unfair competition against the advance of China as the world's leading steel producer", but stressed that the response "must be coordinated".