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Trump's tariffs incite fury in China and dismay in Europe: Live updates

President Trump announced new tariffs on imported goods at a Rose Garden event on April 2, 2025.
The tariffs aim to counter what the White House considers unfair trade barriers on U.S. Goods.
The new levies include a baseline 10% tariff on most imports, with higher rates for specific nations.
Karoline Leavitt stated the tariffs would be effective immediately, and Trump called them 'reciprocal'.
Global markets reacted negatively, and analysts warn of recession risks, inflation, and economic disruption.

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Donald Trump's customs duties: world shock wave

«Stupidity», «brutal», «war»... The new tariffs presented by the US President on Wednesday evening between his country and much of the world are distressing leaders and economic sphere.

2 hours ago·Paris, France

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Comment on the new US tariffs: Donald Trump and the Customs Orgy

Donald Trump's customs orgy will mainly meet Germany. Europe should therefore look for other trading partners. What should happen now.

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Trump's tariffs, today live Experts predict a fall in global economic growth and higher inflation in the US

The tariffs announced by the U.S., which have caused dismay, threats of countermeasures and calls for the rest of the world to negotiate

10 hours ago·Madrid, Spain

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Senate confirms Mehmet Oz as head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

The Senate voted to confirm celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz as the head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services by a party-line vote of 53-45.

10 hours ago·United States

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COMMENT | Trump's April Foolish tariffs

Dismay abounds over Washington's 'America First' measure.

11 hours ago·Malaysia

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Can Congress stop Trump's tariffs?

Can Congress stop Trump's new tariffs? Senate Republicans push back, but legal hurdles and party loyalty limit efforts to curb his trade powers.

12 hours ago·United States

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