Trump slaps tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
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Trump slaps tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China, risking higher prices for U.S. consumers
President Donald Trump signed an executive order issuing tariffs on goods coming into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico and China, raising the risk of a trade war with America’s closest trading partners ...NBC News - 1h -
Trump set to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China
Trump says that he is rolling out 25 percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada and 10 percent on China. These big tariffs could impact the prices people pay for everyday items. NBC’s Yamiche Alcindor ...NBC News - 11h -
Trump Will Hit Mexico, Canada and China With Tariffs
The White House said it would move forward with levies on America’s largest trading partners on Saturday.The New York Times - 21h -
Canada, China and Mexico brace for Trump tariffs
The White House said Friday that Trump would impose a 25% tariff on goods entering America from Mexico and Canada and a 10% on Chinese goods starting today.NBC News - 10h -
Trump to hit Canada, Mexico and China with tariffs
Canadian oil will be hit with a lower levy of 10%, likely by mid-February, President Trump says.BBC News - 1d -
Trump Plans Steep Tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China
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These prices could climb within days if Trump slaps tariffs on Canada and Mexico
The Trump administrations says the tariffs will take effect on Feb. 1.ABC News - 1d
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Here's how tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico may impact U.S. consumers
President Donald Trump signed orders on Saturday placing tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico. Here's how that may affect U.S. consumers.CNBC - 1h -
'Tariffs are not the answer': Industry and corporate leaders react to Trump tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
Industry and corporate leaders are weighing in after the Trump administration confirmed it will move forward with tariffs on imported goods from Canada, Mexico and China.CNBC - 2m -
'Tariffs are not the answer': Industry and corporate leaders react to Trump tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
Industry and corporate leaders are weighing in after the Trump administration confirmed it will move forward with tariffs on imported goods from Canada, Mexico and China.CNBC - 2m -
Inside the planning for Trump's new tariffs war, from the biggest company to the smallest family business
President Trump's new tariffs war is just starting, but from the biggest companies to local family business owners, preparing for it began long ago.CNBC - 2h -
Trump's threat for 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada is challenging the auto industry
On a sales basis, German automaker Volkswagen is the most exposed to tariff risk, followed by Nissan Motor and Stellantis, S&P Mobility reports.CNBC - 1d
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'Tariffs are not the answer': Industry and corporate leaders react to Trump tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
Industry and corporate leaders are weighing in after the Trump administration confirmed it will move forward with tariffs on imported goods from Canada, Mexico and China.CNBC - 2m -
'Tariffs are not the answer': Industry and corporate leaders react to Trump tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China
Industry and corporate leaders are weighing in after the Trump administration confirmed it will move forward with tariffs on imported goods from Canada, Mexico and China.CNBC - 2m -
Donald Trump hits Canada, Mexico and China with steep tariffs
US president fires starting gun on possible trade war with levies of up to 25% on goods imported from trading partnersFinancial Times - 42m -
Here's how tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico may impact U.S. consumers
President Donald Trump signed orders on Saturday placing tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico. Here's how that may affect U.S. consumers.CNBC - 1h -
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