Lutnick: Tariffs on nearly all products from Mexico and Canada will likely get delayed — 154 posts — The True Story

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Wall Street and Corporate America have finally started to absorb that President Donald Trump is deadly serious about using tariffs to flex on foreign policy and reorient domestic manufacturing.
Politico
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Trump’s new levies on the two biggest U.S. trading partners remain in place for other products, although Leavitt said the president is open to hearing the case for other possible exemptions.
Voice Of America
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Trump has since increased the levy to 20%.
Axios
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After introducing, Tuesday, March 4, tariffs worth 25% on Canadian and Mexican imports, and raising those on Chinese products to 20%, the US president has turned up the heat on Europe's agricultural sector.
Le Monde

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