Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Set with Canadian Aluminum Imports the Most Affected
President Trump has ordered global tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum of 25%. After some jockeying, which included threats by the Ontario premier to levy a 25% surcharge on electricity delivered to bordering states in the United States, the premier and Commerce Secretary Lutnick agreed to further discussions on revisions to the USMCA.
President Donald Trump imposed sweeping 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imported into the United States Wednesday, a ...
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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick took a shot at Canada, saying its response to Trump tariffs on steel and aluminum was “tone ...
The full picture of tariffs is unclear, as Trump has repeatedly pushed back dates fees go into effect, but some industries are poised to win and lose.
The Trump administration insists there will be no exemptions or exceptions. That hasn’t stopped some from seeking carve-outs.
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