U.S. to impose 104 per cent tariffs against China tonight, White House confirms
The U.S. will impose 104 per cent tariffs against China at midnight tonight, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt confirmed at a press briefing.
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Trade War
Eric Ham: Canada not out of the woods on U.S. tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated 'Liberation Day' spared Canada from the debilitating tariffs inflicted on many nations both large and small. Ottawa’s leaders breathed a huge sigh of relief! Canada’s euphoria over the omission; however, was short-lived as the Commander-in-Chief is now back to threatening America’s northern neighbour with even more tariffs on goods beginning with import duties on Canadian lumber coming into the United States.
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