US EditionNew Tariffs Take Effect: What That Could Mean For CT Consumers
- President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, set at 25% and 10% respectively, began on Tuesday, increasing trade tensions with North America.
- Canada will impose tariffs on over $100 billion of American goods, with 25% tariffs starting immediately on $30 billion worth.
- Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum announced retaliatory tariffs on U.S. Goods in response to the U.S. Tariffs, with details to be revealed on Sunday.
- Senator Susan Collins expressed concern about the tariffs affecting Maine's economy, which relies heavily on trade with Canada for lobsters and blueberries.
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Business leaders react to Trump’s ‘catastrophic’ tariffs
Tariff announcements prompted worldwide financial anxiety and opposition from some Republicans on Capitol Hill
Markets Are Finally, For Real, Pricing in An Economic War
It was a shoot ’em up week for America’s tariff sheriff. On Tuesday, President Donald Trump slapped import duties on Canada and Mexico, kicking off a full-fledged economic war. The leader of Canada’s most populous province, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, then threatened to cut off power to 1.5 million Americans “with a smile on my face.” On Thursday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ridiculed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a “numbskull…
Business Owners, Economics Professor weigh in on Trump's tariffs on Canada & Mexico
DUBUQUE, Iowa (KWWL) -- As of Tuesday, President Donald Trump has implemented a 25% tariff on all imports from Mexico and Canada. The president is aiming to address concerns with
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