Will Canada, Australia and UK scramble to cut deals on steel and aluminium?
US steel suppliers have just over a month to decide how to respond before the new tariffs take effect.
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UK not planning to hit back at US on steel tariffs
Trade Minister Douglas Alexander said the UK would not have "a knee-jerk reaction" but "a clear-headed" response.BBC News - 9m -
Trump widens his attack on global trade with steel and aluminium tariffs
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EU to retaliate against US steel and aluminium tariffs
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Trump to hit US steel and aluminium imports with 25% tariffs
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Trump to impose 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports
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