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Trump hits pause on tariffs, but he's not done. Not even close.
Plastics and manufacturing groups who sighed in relief when President Donald Trump backed away from tariffs on Mexico and Canada may not want to get too comfortable. Trump is not done. Peter Navarro, a top Trump adviser on trade and manufacturing issues, made that clear in a recent interview in Washington.
In near-daily commentary, often from the Oval Office, the president has kept up a steady patter of sometimes contradictory ...
While President Donald Trump campaigned on a pledge to lower fuel prices, energy experts predicted that his pending tariffs ...
Trump is talking about tariffs on foreign goods on a scale not seen for 90 years, and that did not work well for the US ...
The back-and-forth is itself a telling new signal of what companies should expect under Trump, an Arizona business leader ...
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Economists are projecting that the tariffs could throw both Mexico and Canada into recession. China’s economy is already ...
Sudden and unexpected shifts in financial markets, triggered by Trump’s tariff war against the world, have the potential to ...
If there is any doubt that tariffs are passed through to consumers, the cost of propane to heat my house just went up by the ...
How are Donald Trump's tariffs on imported goods going to affect your budget? We explain what you can expect on prices for ...
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