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Woe is the pinata, a casualty of Trump trade war

In early April, President Trump dramatically increased levies globally, calling it "Liberation Day".
Trump aimed to address what he considered unfair trading practices and trade deficits.
Trump threatened allies and trading partners and imposed tariffs, including triple-digit tariffs on China.
Patricia Loperena, a party store owner, stated she supplied fewer parties this year.
Businesses face rising prices and customers are cautious due to policy unpredictability and the trade war.

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More hits and fewer piñatas: Trump’s tariffs shake microentrepreneurs

Beauty parlors, tool stores, piñaterías... in small businesses in the United States feel the onslaughts of the tariff salvo that Donald Trump launched in his first 100 days in the White House. At his party shop in California, Patricia Loperena already began to perceive the impact of the Republican president's trade policy not only seeing his raw materials and products rise in price, but his customers cut expenses amid economic uncertainty.

17 days ago·Washington, United States

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The Pinata, An Unlikely Casualty Of Trump Trade War

Some might say tariff policy has been a pinata-esque moving target under Trump -- chaotic swings followed by an economy that has taken a beating.

17 days ago·New Delhi, India

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Woe is the pinata, a casualty of Trump trade war

The humble pinata has become one of the latest targets to take a whacking in US President Donald Trump's trade war.

18 days ago

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US trade war: Why Donald Trump cannot fulfill a key campaign promise

Trump's tariff policy will result in him failing to fulfill one of his key campaign promises, says Stormy-Annika Mildner. The director of the Aspen Institute Germany explains how the EU should respond to the new world of trade – and why it's worthwhile to dismantle barriers in its own internal market.

16 days ago

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At the Origins of Donald Trump's Trade War

The US administration wants to fill the trade and public deficits that have been growing for decades, but this strategy does not tackle the main cause: the over-consumption of Americans, who consume beyond their means.

17 days ago

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