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Trump Slaps 30% Tariffs On EU And Mexico, Escalating Global Trade Tensions
President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 30 percent tariffs on goods from Mexico and the European Union, escalating tensions with two of the United States’ largest trading partners. The move is part of a broader tariff strategy that has disrupted global trade since Trump returned to office in January.
The decision by the United States International Trade Commission is a win for small- and medium-size newspapers, which have struggled to absorb higher newsprint costs. By Catie Edmondson and Alan ...
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After another round of consultations with member states on Monday, the European Commission hopes to present a proposal on ...
The United States responded with an anti-dumping investigation, conducted by the Department of Commerce and U.S. International Trade Commission. ... the United States is actually running ...
The EU is contemplating a temporary trade agreement with the US, retaining a 10% tariff on most exports, following ...
In what has been described as a victory for U.S. producers of hardwood and decorative plywood (HWDP), the U.S. International ...
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