Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Set with Canadian Aluminum Imports the Most Affected
President Trump has ordered global tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum of 25%. After some jockeying, which included threats by the Ontario premier to levy a 25% surcharge on electricity delivered to bordering states in the United States, the premier and Commerce Secretary Lutnick agreed to further discussions on revisions to the USMCA.
President Donald Trump walked back his latest tariff threat after Ontario Premier Doug Ford had done the same.
The tariffs primarily target Republican-held states, such as hitting soybeans in House Speaker Mike Johnson’s Louisiana.
"Canada is a sovereign state, yes," Pete Hoekstra said during his confirmation hearing when asked by Democratic Sen. Chris ...
Ontario is holding off on a 25% surcharge on electricity going into the U.S., Premier Doug Ford said in a joint statement ...
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Top diplomats from Group of 7 have held a first day of talks in Canada as U.S. President Donald Trump's trade and foreign ...
President Donald Trump offered insights into the ongoing tension with Canada over his administration's plan to implement heavy tariffs. During ...
On the very day he was inaugurated, Trump announced plans to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada. First, they were postponed for 30 days. Then, they went into effect on March 4, only for Trump to ...
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