Bloomberg
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President-elect Donald Trump announced plans for additional tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico, marking his first concrete move to address global trade since his election victory. This declaration sent ripples through financial markets, reflecting concerns over potential disruptions to international trade flows. The tariffs aim to reshape the United States' economic relationships with its largest trading partners. Critics worry that such measures could escalate tensions and provoke retaliatory actions. Supporters, however, see it as a step toward protecting American industries and reducing trade deficits. Continue here.

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