White House Narrows April 2 Tariffs
- The Trump administration plans to exclude sector-specific tariffs while applying reciprocal levies on April 2, according to Bloomberg News and the Wall Street Journal.
- The White House will focus on applying tariffs to about 15 percent of countries with trade imbalances, known as the 'dirty 15'.
- Sector-Specific tariffs are likely not to be announced on April 2, as mentioned by Bloomberg News.
- Leaders of Canada and Mexico were informed that reciprocal tariffs could not be avoided before April 2, but their future status is now uncertain, reported the Wall Street Journal.
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