US EditionTrump's tariffs changed the global economy, and what comes next
- The Group of Seven monetary policy decisions may show varying responses from Canada and Europe due to ongoing tariff impacts initiated by Donald Trump.
- China increased duties on all US goods in retaliation against Trump's tariffs, criticizing them; however, the White House defends Trump's actions as fulfilling campaign promises despite international fallout.
- Experts indicate that Trump's governance style, characterized by impulse over process, creates uncertainty globally, with some suggesting trade agreements may end up as 'superficial nothingburgers.'
- Many tariffs imposed by Trump may hurt business investment and consumer spending, but vehicle sales increased significantly, marking the strongest month for car dealers in nearly four years.
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Tariffs And The Constitution
By Andrew P. Napolitano, Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity | April 10, 2025 “No doctrine involving more pernicious consequences was ever invented by the wit of man than that any of [the Constitution’s] provisions can be suspended during any of the great exigencies of government.” — Ex Parte Milligan, Supreme Court of the United States, 1866. President Donald Trump has recently imposed a national sales tax on nearly all goods emanating…
I own a Corvette dealership and I’ve already seen the benefit of Trump’s tariffs
President Donald Trump has launched one of the most courageous and audacious economic policies in American history. Anyone reacting to it at the moment – worrying over market sell-offs, panicking over international reaction – isn’t seeing the big picture. I’m the owner of Corvette Warehouse, the largest Corvette dealership in the southwest. We’ve been in business for more than 30 years. I witnessed firsthand the near collapse of my business duri…
Trump tariffs drive unexpected alliances in South Korean steel, car industries
The proverb “Yesterday’s enemy is today’s friend” may describe recent strategies Korean manufacturers have taken to counteract uncertainty over U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policies. After the...
The World Responds to Donald Trump's Tariffs: G-7 Banks Enlist Movements to Prevent Chaos · Global Voices
The first monetary policy decisions of the Group of Seven (G-7) since President Donald Trump's tariff war triggered turbulence in world markets can lead to divergent responses from both sides of the Atlantic.While Bank of Canada officials could keep debt costs on hold on Wednesday, April 16, to protect themselves against the potential inflationary impact of an ongoing tariff battle with the United States, it is now widely anticipated that the Eu…
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