Canada, Chile, Mexico Seek New Markets Amid Copper Tariff Threat | Washington Watch
On Washington Watch this week, Donald Trump is turning up the heat on a global trade war after a three-month pause on punishing tariffs he announced in early April. On Friday, Trump warned of 35-percent duties on Canadian goods starting August 1st. We saw similar warnings for a host of other countries Japan, South Korea, Brazil including Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Trump says the EU should also brace for tariff announcements. We also saw warning over duties on copper and pharmaceuticals. NDTV's Allister D'Souza speaks to Dean Baxendale (Trade Expert, President And Publisher Of Optimum Publishing International).
