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'Our economy is likely going to suffer': Trump officially hikes tariffs on aluminum, steel to 50%
President Trump has officially hiked tariffs on aluminum and steel to 50% – despite growing warnings that his aggressive trade tactics could sharply curb U.S. growth and drive inflation higher. Charlotte Howard and Dan Nathan discuss on The 11th Hour.
Trump tariffs live updates: Trump pushes for trade deals with steel, aluminum duties set to double
President Trump is pushing for trade deals while he is set to sign an order doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum. Meanwhile, his trade war is causing the global economy to slow, with growth now heading for its weakest pace since the COVID-19 pandemic,
President Donald Trump has said it's "extremely hard" to reach a deal with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, denting hopes ...
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Trump Raises Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum as Markets Weigh Trade Tensions, ADP Jobs Data, and Retail Earnings – What’s Moving The U.S. MarketsU.S. stock futures remained largely flat on Wednesday morning, as markets digested escalating trade tensions following ...
The OECD now projects US growth to slow significantly to 1.6 per cent this year, a substantial revision from its earlier ...
US President Donald Trump has declared a sharp increase in tariffs on foreign steel and aluminium, doubling the current 25% ...
Inflation in the 20 countries that use the euro fell to 1.9% in May from 2.2% in April, helping clear the way for more ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent responds to criticism of the impact of the Trump tariffs on American ikporters and retailers ...
Building costs rose in the first quarter of 2025 by more than any four-month period in 2024, one cost index found.
Global economic growth is expected to take a hit, in part as a result of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, if major nations remain mired in unresolved trade disputes, the Organization for Economic ...
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