‘The Big Money Show’ panel discusses the U.S.-Canada trade talks in Washington, D.C.

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The wool and carpet industry in western Rajasthan, particularly in Bikaner, is reeling under pressure after the US government imposed a 50% tariff on Indian imports.

With annual exports of yarn and carpets worth around ₹1,200 crore, most of it headed to the US, the move has sharply hit demand, raising fears of large-scale unemployment among skilled artisans.

Industry representatives warn that the steep tariff could cripple operations and force many workers to abandon the trade.

Canadian Minister of International Trade joins The Weekend to discuss the effects of Trump’s sweeping tariffs and how Canada plans to fight back. | by TARiFFied

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Think of a grandfather clock and its' many gears that make it work and keep time. One might think, I can poke a pencil into just one of those tiny little gears, and it really shouldn't make much of a difference, right? Trump's U.S. Global Reciprocal Tariffs is the pencil pushed into the tiny little gear, but instead it's pushed into all of the gears at once, that will inevitably shut down the entire clock! | by TARiFFied

These tariffs are really not helping anyone. Canadians traveling to the United States are reconsidering their plans altogether due to tariffs! How is this good for the economy if we can't even cross the border now?

Tariffs sure seem to be impacting nearly everything these days!

Is Japan really threatening to dump U.S. debt because of Donald Trump's tariffs? If so, how is this going to be a good thing for the U.S. economy and EV relations? Share your thoughts, insights, and opinions!

What happens in a trade war? Who wins, who loses, and what would it all look like at the end of the day? This video provides some very good explanations. Let us know your thoughts? by TARiFFied

CBC News Andrew Chang explains: