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'Today is the big one': Trump says he will unveil 'reciprocal' trade tariffs

  • President Donald Trump announced on February 12 that he would unveil 'reciprocal tariffs,' imposing levies on many countries and may sign them soon after.
  • Trump criticized President Joe Biden for allowing other countries to exploit the U.S. and imposed a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports effective March 4.
  • European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that unjustified tariffs on the European Union would trigger countermeasures to safeguard economic interests.
  • The Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell noted uncertainty about new policies but said the economy remains strong amid rising inflation concerns following the tariff announcements.
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President opens process to fix reciprocal tariffs on everyone, but will apply them against any fiscal, regulatory and trade barriers

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President Donald Trump said he will announce reciprocal tariffs on Thursday, February 13, promising to fulfill his threat of imposing tariffs on imports from countries that impose higher tariffs on U.S. products. The bill would represent a major escalation of his trade war with his economic partners. Trump announced the measure on his Social Truth platform. He did not give details about what tariffs would be, how they would be structured, or whe…

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CGTN broke the news in Beijing, China on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
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