The end of free trade? What history has to say about Trump’s tariffs.
- United States President Donald Trump announced new tariffs of at least 10% on a wide range of imported goods, with higher rates for certain countries.
- Economic experts warn that these tariffs could lead to inflation and recession within the US and globally.
- The EU has threatened reciprocal tariffs in response to Trump's new trade policies, causing concern among countries reliant on trade with the US.
- Trade experts suggest the golden age of free trade is ending, with the EU seeking new partnerships, particularly with South America's Mercosur bloc.
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The end of free trade? What history has to say about Trump’s tariffs.
An era of free trade ends, as President Donald Trump slaps tariffs on imported goods. What does the varied history of trade policy suggest we should expect?
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