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How will Trump tariffs affect Oklahoma? These industries may see greatest impact

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Donald Trump placed tariffs on virtually every other country in the world. Here is how Oklahoma relies on global trade.

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How will Trump tariffs affect Oklahoma? These industries may see greatest impact

Donald Trump placed tariffs on virtually every other country in the world. Here is how Oklahoma relies on global trade.

·Oklahoma City, United States
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How Trump’s tariffs could affect Oklahoma’s economy

Oklahoma businesses and officials assess the impact of Trump’s new tariffs, which could raise prices, disrupt trade and shift foreign investment strategies. The post How Trump’s tariffs could affect Oklahoma’s economy first appeared on The Journal Record.

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How Trump’s tariffs could affect P&C insurance

iStock.com/MicroStockHub With tariffs on Canadian goods set to take effect Tuesday, the Canadian property and casualty insurance industry is bracing for substantial impacts. U.S. President Donald Trump announced Saturday that 25% across-the-board tariffs would take effect on imports from Canada effective Feb. 4, with the exception of energy resources, which would have a lower 10% tariff at a later date. “From an insurance perspective, this will …

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