Trump Pauses Auto Tariffs After Talks with Automakers, No Breakthrough with Trudeau
President Trump pauses auto tariffs after talks with automakers, but discussions with Canada’s Trudeau yield no breakthrough on trade issues.
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U.S.-Canada Tariff Clash Pressures Supply Chains
The U.S. imposed 25% tariffs on Canada, prompting retaliation. The trade dispute is straining supply chains and sparking debate on protecting Canadian businesses from conflicts.
Is Trump’s American Dream Leading America to Decline?
President Trump’s ambitious actions promise greatness, but critics say his policies, like increased tariffs, may be harming the American economy instead.
Trump’s Tariffs on Canada and Mexico Shake Wall Street
Wall Street tumbled as President Trump announced 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, causing major stock indexes to fall sharply.
China Announces New Tariffs and Bans on US Firms Amid Trade Tensions
China is imposing new tariffs on US goods and banning 10 American firms in response to recent US trade actions, escalating tensions between the two largest economies.
Trump’s New Tariffs on Mexico and Canada Shake Markets and Stir Tensions
President Trump announces 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, triggering swift retaliation from Canada and causing major drops in U.S. stock markets, worrying young investors worldwide.
US Inflation Eases Slightly but Tariff Troubles Persist
US inflation eases but remains high as tariffs continue to affect prices and consumer spending slows.
European Leaders Unite Against Trump’s Tariff Threats
European leaders vow to retaliate after President Trump’s 25% tariff on European imports, promising a firm and immediate response to unjust trade barriers.
US-China Trade Gap Widens Despite Tariffs
Despite tariffs aimed at reducing imports from the Chinese mainland, discrepancies in trade data reveal an increase in exports to the US. Analysts point to the de minimis exemption as a possible cause.
US Tariff Hikes Spark Fears of Rising Prices for Consumers
US tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico could lead to higher prices and hurt consumers, especially lower-income households.