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How Trump’s tariffs could hit developing economies – even those not involved in the trade war
In early April, Trump said many countries had “ripped us off left and right” and declared “now it’s our turn to do the ripping”. His administration swiftly imposed sweeping tariff increases, with some of the highest rates falling on poorer countries like Laos and Lesotho.
Nike, Adidas and Skechers co-signed a footwear industry letter to President Donald Trump this week asking him to exempt shoes ...
President Donald Trump said he has not backed down on the 145% tariff on China and said reciprocal tariffs on other nations ...
President Donald Trump’s tariffs and protectionism are hardly new. For example, Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton ...
During his first 100 days back in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump's administration has repeatedly reversed tariff ...
Sweeping tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump are sparking concern among Tampa Bay lawmakers and small business owners ...
Key Takeaways The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index improved slightly from preliminary April results, but the surveys still ...
Console and game prices are set to rise as companies grapple with the effects of the president's trade policies on the ...
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Donald Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs Likely To Be Relaxed For Auto IndustryUS automakers have been among the hardest-hit sectors because the tariffs affect imports from Mexico and Canada.
Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday night broke a 49-49 tie in the U.S. Senate to kill a bipartisan resolution to end ...
President Trump indicated that tariff discussions with India are progressing positively, raising hopes for a potential ...
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