Trump presses advisers for tariff escalation ahead of April 2, Washington Post reports
- President Donald Trump plans to impose new tariffs on April 2, which he has termed 'Liberation Day.'
- Trump indicated that the tariffs may include reciprocal tariffs and agricultural products, but he may not enforce all planned tariffs depending on countries' responses to existing tariffs.
- Canada's Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc announced a delay in retaliatory tariffs until April 2 in hopes of removing all tariffs in negotiations.
- Polling shows increasing voter unease regarding the administration's trade agenda, raising concerns about a potential economic impact.
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What Markets Anticipate About April 2nd Trade Report · Global Voices
We are two days away from the report of the Department of Commerce where, by Executive Order of January 20, President Trump commissioned to depend on doing an exhaustive analysis of the state of trade of the United States with all the world including bilateral trade balance, tariff and non-tariff barriers, exchange rates, trade deficits, subsidies, unfair practices, in order to elaborate the recommendations leading to each case, such as the impl…
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