Mexico, Canada tariffs coming Tuesday, but Trump will set exact levels, says US commerce head
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced on March 2 that tariffs on Mexico and Canada will resume on Tuesday, with President Donald Trump determining the exact levels.
- Lutnick stated that the separation of government spending from GDP reports could complicate the measure of the U.S. Economy's health, as reported by The Associated Press.
- Utility companies expressed concerns that the tariffs could raise costs for ratepayers and refineries providing fuel in the Midwest.
- Trump confirmed the tariffs on his social media, citing the need to combat the illicit drug trade as a reason for the decision.
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Trump Tariffs on Canada and Mexico May Be Lower Than Expected
President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, initially set at 25%, may end up being less severe. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick revealed this possibility during a Fox News interview, describing the situation as “fluid.” The tariffs, scheduled to take effect on Tuesday, March 4, aim to address border security and drug […]
Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are expected to start Tuesday. Here are the goods the US imports from them the most.
Getty Images; Chelsea Jia Feng/BIAfter a monthlong delay, Trump said he'll place new tariffs on Canada and Mexico on Tuesday.Trump already placed a 10% tariff on China, and more could be coming.Here are the goods imported into the US the most from these three countries.When evaluating how President Donald Trump's new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China could impact Americans, start by looking at the goods imported most from those countries.The …
Trump tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China are hours away from hitting at midnight
President Donald Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada are set to go into effect at midnight on Tuesday, setting up a second economic showdown with America's neighbors.Trump's administration delayed imposing 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods last month following last-minute concessions from both countries. Officials from both countries have carried out negotiations with the Trump administration in recent weeks, but no agreement to reduce …
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