Trump's tariffs
Donald Trump raises China tariffs to 20%, confirms 25% duties on Mexican, Canadian imports starting Tuesday
The Trump administration has announced that 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada will go into effect on Tuesday, as confirmed by Trump himself. This decision comes after officials initially suggested lower tariff levels, but Trump remained resolute in following through with the higher rate. According to Trump, the tariffs are intended to pressure Mexico and Canada to step up their efforts in combating fentanyl trafficking. However, it is also noted that Trump wants to address the trade imbalance with both countries. The US has also decided to increase tariffs on China from 10% to 20% as part of this move.
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past month
- Tariffs on European Union products will be 25%, Trump says
- Trump signs plan for reciprocal tariffs on all US trading partners
- Europe Prepares for Tariff Retaliation Amid Rising US-EU Trade Tensions
- Trump to Announce Tariffs on Steel and Aluminium Imports
- China Announces Retaliatory Tariffs on US Goods Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
- Tariffs on Mexico and Canada Paused for One Month Under New Trade Deal Agreement
- Trump's Tariffs Spark Global Market Volatility
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