US auto industry could be collateral damage in Trump’s trade wars

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Trump says tariffs on imported agricultural products starting April 2

US president continues his tariff plans as attempt to safeguard US industries, promote American manufacturing - Anadolu Ajansı

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US President Trump is making policy with customs threats. Now he is targeting agricultural imports into the United States. However, many questions are open.

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U.S. President Donald Trump announced this Monday that he plans to impose tariffs on agricultural products entering the U.S. from April 2, pointing to a new category of goods after steel and aluminum. "To big farmers in the U.S.: get ready to start producing a large amount of agricultural products that will be sold IN the U.S.," Trump said on his Truth Social network. "The tariffs will apply to external products on April 2,," he added without gi…

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The U.S. President called on U.S. farmers on Monday, March 3rd to "produce a lot" to feed the U.S. market.

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Trump tells US farmers to 'have fun' as he plots even bigger trade wars

President Donald Trump on Monday vowed that American farmers would prosper greatly from his trade wars, despite evidence from his first term that such trade wars significantly hurt farmers' bottom lines.Writing on his Truth Social page, Trump wrote that "the Great Farmers of the United States" shoul...

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The US president to large American farmers: 'Get ready to produce many agricultural products for sale in the United States' and then returns to attack Europe: 'He spent more money to buy Russian oil and gas than he spent to defend Ukraine' (ANSA)