Trump faces backlash from business as tariffs ignite inflation fears
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Inside the planning for Trump's new tariffs war, from the biggest company to the smallest family business
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Trump threatens to ignite era of trade wars with new tariffs
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Trump's threat to world businesses on tariffs
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‘Inflation levels seem to be increasing’: Businesses are worried about tariffs and rising prices.
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EU to ‘respond firmly’ if Trump imposes tariffs
Bloc warns of ‘unnecessary economic disruption’ after US president hits China, Canada and Mexico with trade measuresFinancial Times - 5h -
China threatens countermeasures to combat Trump tariffs
Beijing attacks ‘arbitrary’ moves and says it will file WTO lawsuitFinancial Times - 14h -
‘Enough is enough’: Trump tariffs inspire economic patriotism in Canada
US president’s aggressive actions have kick-started a ‘Buy Canadian’ campaign across the borderFinancial Times - 1h -
The absurdity of Donald Trump’s trade war
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