Obviously I'm disappointed to see global tariffs in relation to steel and aluminium
It really is the magic metal,
When you consider a $40,000 car or something like that, it might increase the price by about $75,
The subsidies allowed China to come in at an artificially low price. And that has roiled the aluminum industry globally and in particular in the United States,
The need for quickness doesn’t seem to have landed enough,
It’s quite extraordinary how anyone thinks this will do anything other than damage the US,
Obviously, it’s a massive frustration,
Coming to an actual agreement is a better weapon in our arsenal,
At the moment it feels like a better way to see if a deal could be done,
What they’ll be trying to do is avoid going head to head,
The president wants steel and aluminum in America. And let me be clear — nothing's going to stop that until we've got a big, strong domestic steel and aluminum capability. And by the way, he's going to add copper to that mix, too,
President Trump has once again used the leverage of the American economy, which is the best and biggest in the world, to deliver a win for the American people,
If exclusion of Mexican steel from this measure is not achieved, it will be necessary to apply reciprocal reprisals on United States steel products,
We’re going to wait until April 2 and then we will decide whether or not to impose reciprocal tariffs,
By increasing costs of basic inputs for many companies, the tariffs could harm manufacturers who ultimately employ far more Americans than steel mills and aluminum smelters do, potentially causing Mr. Trump’s plans to bolster U.S. manufacturing to backfire,
Pursuant to his previous executive orders, a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum with no exceptions or exemptions will go into effect for Canada and all of our other trading partners at midnight, March 12th,
These are not the steel and aluminum tariffs of the last time,
Consumers will feel the inflationary impact of these tariffs at the grocery store,
The winds keep blowing in different directions on tariffs that it is impossible for markets to establish the lay of the land,
We are concerned that, without proactive safeguarding, the UK could face an influx of low-cost imports, threatening the competitiveness and stability of our domestic market,