Here's a great look into the history on how supplies go back and forth many times between the Canadian and U.S. border. Using just one automotive part, this story tells us a lot! by TARiFFied
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"In a huge blow to the White House, and a big win for everyone else, a federal appeals court has just ruled that Trump's sprawling tariffs are unlawful and invalid," says Chris Hayes.
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Canadian canola products. Members of the industry say that a combination of environmental factors and these new Chinese tariffs are a real threat to their livelihoods.
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Economist Laurie Laird tells Leigh-Ann Gerrans why Donald Trump’s steep tariffs on India may not be as damaging as they sound. She explains why India’s economy, still growing at around 7% a year, is resilient to the new US measures, and how key sectors like pharmaceuticals and jewelry are shielded.
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Donald Trump's steep 50% tariffs on India have kicked in, weeks after the US president issued an executive order imposing an additional 25% penalty on India over its purchases of Russian oil and weapons.
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In a video address, Singapore PM Lawrence Wong discussed at length the implications of US President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs on the global trade order. Wong also revealed Singapore's follow-up decision to Trump's tariffs on Singapore. The US levied a 10% tariff on Singaporean goods being imported into the US. Watch Wong's full address here. | by TARiFFied
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President Donald Trump and the White House announced a series of sweeping tariffs on foreign-made cars and auto parts Wednesday, a prelude to the April 2 “Liberation Day” duties that are expected to hit a wide variety of goods made by many of the largest U.S. trading partners. Share your feedback! by TARiFFied
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President Trump says reciprocal tariffs will kick in on April 2, meaning the U.S. will match the higher tariff rates other countries impose on the U.S.
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Donald Trump has already triggered trade wars with major economic powers like China and Canada. Now, the US finds itself in a trade war, of sorts, with the tiny New South Wales town of Binalong. A popular cafe there has increased prices on American-owned products. What are your thoughts? Is this just the beginning?
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Donald Trump talks about Global Reciprocal Tariffs planned for April 2nd 2025 (a day after April Fools Day)! Will this be the start of a world going into a "tit for tat", back-and-forth on tariffs? Share your views and let us know what you believe will happen.
China is imposing strong tariffs on Canadian and U.S. goods, all triggered by a Trump trade war! If this continues, what will things look like? How do you feel about what's happening?
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China is set to impose retaliatory tariffs on Canada. What kind of tariffs? 100% tariffs on Canadian canola oil, oil cakes and peas. An additional 25% tariff on pork and aquatic products. Do you use any of these products? Share your concerns! by TARiFFied
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