US EditionMorning Update: Another ride on Trump’s tariff seesaw
- U.S. President Donald Trump plans to impose a 25% tariff on vehicle and auto part imports from Canada and Mexico, starting April 2.
- The proposed tariffs could increase car prices and may lead to job cuts in the automobile sector, according to economic experts.
- Thomas Friedman from the New York Times warns that these tariffs will do little to support U.S. Businesses and could hinder innovation.
- Friedman criticizes Trump's approach, stating that reliance on protectionist measures overlooks the complexities of global manufacturing.
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Travel agencies seek to attract tourists from Mexico and Canada who stop going to the US for Trump tariffs
For Spain, the number of travelers from the three North American markets represents only 6% of the total despite the growth they have recorded in the last five years.Von der Leyen “calibrates” the response to Trump’s ‘reciprocal currencies’: “All instruments are on the table” In a kind of “no harm for no good” there are several sectors and economic activities that are seeing the earthquake caused by the tariff battle undertaken by Donald Trump a…
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