
US Doubles Down: New Metal Tariffs Stir Up Global Trade Risks
The U.S. has slapped 50% tariffs on hundreds more metal products, deepening global trade risks and shaking up industries from cars to canned tea.
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The U.S. has slapped 50% tariffs on hundreds more metal products, deepening global trade risks and shaking up industries from cars to canned tea.
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