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US President Donald Trump Announces 25 Per Cent Tariff On Imported Cars
The 25 per cent tariff will be applied to imported passenger vehicles and light trucks, as well as key automobile parts, the White House said in a fact-sheet.
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Japan Finance Minister Aso Says Must Avoid Bilateral FTA With US
Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Friday that Japan must avoid entering a free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States to rectify trade imbalances.
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European Union Says Trump Putting "Gun To Our Head", Seeks Permanent Tariff Exemption
European Union leaders called on Friday for a temporary exemption from US import duties on steel and aluminium to be made permanent, saying they reserved the right to respond in an "in a proportionate manner" to protect the bloc's interests.
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Donald Trump Temporarily Exempts European Union, 6 Others From Steel, Aluminium Tariffs
US President Donald Trump has temporarily excluded six countries, including Canada and Mexico, and European Union states from higher US import duties on steel and aluminum meant to come into effect on Friday.
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European Union 'Expects' Donald Trump To Grant Tariffs Exemption
The EU expects President Donald Trump to grant Europe a last-minute exemption from punishing metals tariffs later Thursday, the bloc's top trade official said after talks in Washington.
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45 US Trade Groups Urge Donald Trump To Avoid Tariffs Against China
Forty-five US trade associations representing some of the largest companies in the country are urging President Donald Trump not to impose tariffs on China, warning it would be "particularly harmful" to the US economy and consumers.
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Germany Warns US Against Trying To Divide EU On Trade
Top German government officials on Sunday issued strong warnings to the United States about the dangers of pursuing protectionist policies but said they would continue efforts to avert planned US steel and aluminium tariffs.
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Key Insights About Donald Trump Administration's Extraordinary Tariffs
President Donald Trump's plans for a 25 percent tariff on US imports of steel and 10 percent on aluminium have created a global outcry. The following explains why the use of these particular tariffs is so controversial among trade experts.
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US President Donald Trump Announces 25 Per Cent Tariff On Imported Cars
The 25 per cent tariff will be applied to imported passenger vehicles and light trucks, as well as key automobile parts, the White House said in a fact-sheet.
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Japan Finance Minister Aso Says Must Avoid Bilateral FTA With US
Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Friday that Japan must avoid entering a free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States to rectify trade imbalances.
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European Union Says Trump Putting "Gun To Our Head", Seeks Permanent Tariff Exemption
European Union leaders called on Friday for a temporary exemption from US import duties on steel and aluminium to be made permanent, saying they reserved the right to respond in an "in a proportionate manner" to protect the bloc's interests.
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Donald Trump Temporarily Exempts European Union, 6 Others From Steel, Aluminium Tariffs
US President Donald Trump has temporarily excluded six countries, including Canada and Mexico, and European Union states from higher US import duties on steel and aluminum meant to come into effect on Friday.
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European Union 'Expects' Donald Trump To Grant Tariffs Exemption
The EU expects President Donald Trump to grant Europe a last-minute exemption from punishing metals tariffs later Thursday, the bloc's top trade official said after talks in Washington.
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45 US Trade Groups Urge Donald Trump To Avoid Tariffs Against China
Forty-five US trade associations representing some of the largest companies in the country are urging President Donald Trump not to impose tariffs on China, warning it would be "particularly harmful" to the US economy and consumers.
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Germany Warns US Against Trying To Divide EU On Trade
Top German government officials on Sunday issued strong warnings to the United States about the dangers of pursuing protectionist policies but said they would continue efforts to avert planned US steel and aluminium tariffs.
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Key Insights About Donald Trump Administration's Extraordinary Tariffs
President Donald Trump's plans for a 25 percent tariff on US imports of steel and 10 percent on aluminium have created a global outcry. The following explains why the use of these particular tariffs is so controversial among trade experts.
