US EditionTrump says tariffs on Canada and Mexico ‘will go forward’
- President Donald Trump confirmed that tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports are "on time and on schedule," despite their efforts to enhance border security and combat fentanyl trafficking into the U.S. ahead of the March 4 deadline.
- The tariffs could affect over $918 billion in U.S. imports and disrupt the North American economy, particularly the automotive sector.
- Justin Trudeau has warned of retaliatory tariffs on $107 billion worth of U.S. imports, but he affirmed that Canada will work to prevent these tariffs.
- Recent polls show that only 28% of Americans support tariffs on Canada, highlighting potential political risks for Trump.
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bne.euTrump’s March 4 tariff deadline puts North America on edge
As the deadline looms, financial markets and manufacturing sectors across North America brace for potentially significant economic disruption from President Donald Trump's threatened tariff regime.
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US tariffs on Canada and Mexico are set to take effect at midnight
US tariffs against Canada and Mexico that were put on hold during a last-minute agreement are set to go into effect at midnight and the universal tariff charged on imports from China will double to 20%. At the beginning of his second term, President Donald Trump threatened to impose 25% tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods in a push to help stem the flow of migrants and fentanyl across the borders. In a Truth Social post on …
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Leaning Left32Leaning Right33Center67Last UpdatedBias Distribution51% Center
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C 51%
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