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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs are a “direct attack” on his country.
From Associated Press News
Automakers aren’t pleased by the call with President Trump and worry they will face backlash if they increase prices in response to tariffs.
From Business Insider
In an appearance on CNN on March 18, Melanie Joly, Canada’s foreign minister, said the billboard campaign is part of a reaction by Canadians against Trump’s policies.
From Austin American-Statesman
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An added 25 percent levy on imported cars, light trucks and parts takes effect on April 3 after President Trump signed a new proclamation.
U.S. President Donald Trump is urging senior advisers to take a more aggressive stance on tariffs as the administration prepares for a major escalation in its global trade war, the Washington Post reported on Saturday,
Tariffs on industrial sectors like cars and microchips are no longer expected to be announced on that date, though major trading partners will still be hit with so-called reciprocal tariffs.
"It's really hard to really sell this this policy to the American people," an economist told Newsweek about the Trump administration's implemented tariffs.
During a meeting with ambassadors at the White House, Collins was among several reporters who sought to get quotes from the president. Delaware lawmakers on Tuesday night passed a bill restructuring its corporate code, as the state tries to prevent companies like Meta (META) from exiting the state.
A seemingly endless drumbeat of tariff news — mostly negative, some positive — has been pulling the market back and forth. Market action has almost entirely become the tariff palace intrigue.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Local dealerships are bracing for a 25% tariff on imported cars and car parts starting next week. The White House said that the tax will protect and strengthen the United States' automotive sector.
UBS Global Wealth Management has reduced its 2025 target for the S&P 500 by 200 points to 6,400, citing tariff concerns and the “shock” of uncertain White House policies. “Recent economic weakness and