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Comment: Trump’s tariffs hurt Canada’s agri-food — but our own policies are worse
A 25% tariff on Canadian food exports will inevitably disrupt this balance, making Canadian goods less competitive in the U.S. market, leading to lower profit margins for producers, and ultimately affecting Canadian consumers.
The pound is emerging as an unlikely haven from the global financial market jitters over US President Donald Trump’s trade ...
If Donald Trump targets the UK, it could retaliate in the form of tariffs targeted at symbolically important US products such ...
As Trump announces new tariffs, Indonesia's decade-long experiment with export bans offers lessons about manufacturing growth, green technology, and trade policies.
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Even the Respectable Argument for Trump’s Tariffs Is Dead WrongScott Bessent tried to polish the president’s big economic policy turd at his confirmation hearing. It’s still a turd.
The US president’s reckless trade aggression against Canada, Mexico and China may have sparked a trade war that’ll leave the ...
President Donald Trump, the self-anointed “Tariff Man,” loves to be unpredictable. The ability to threaten trade barriers gives him a vast source of leverage against any country that incurs ...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday said it was important not to divide the world with new trade barriers, as everyone ...
The Conservative leader said a government under his leadership would prioritize dismantling internal trade barriers to make ...
Consumer prices in the currency area rose 2.5% compared with the same month of 2024, and up from the 2.4% of December, with ...
Sir Keir Starmer must decide whether it’s worth cosying up to Brussels amid the looming threat of tariffs ...
Keir Starmer travels to Brussels on Monday, becoming the first British prime minster to attend a European Union leaders’ ...
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