Trump’s Tariff Twist: What It Means for the Economy 
Trump suspends tariffs on Canada and Mexico, but exemptions expire soon, leaving economic uncertainty.
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Trump’s Tariff Twist: What It Means for the Economy
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Are Trump’s Tariffs Just a Cash Grab? 
Explore whether Trump’s tariffs were aimed at economic fairness or simply boosting government revenue.
Cambridge Professor: Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Shake Up US-China Trade
Cambridge economist Jostein Hauge says Trump’s tariffs are unlikely to harm China or boost the US, as China’s diverse trade partnerships mitigate their impact.
Trump Imposes New Tariffs on Canada & Mexico: U.S. Stocks Take a Dip 
President Trump announces 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada starting March 4, leading to a drop in U.S. stock markets.
China Urges US to Rethink Tariff Policies for Stronger Trade Ties
China urges the US to reconsider tariff policies, emphasizing the importance of strong economic ties and fair trade practices.
Argentina Slashes Tariffs on Electric Vehicles to Boost Economy 
Argentina’s President Javier Milei is cutting tariffs on electric vehicles to reduce inflation and streamline regulations, sparking a potential green revolution in the country’s economy.
Former Brazil Envoy: US Tariffs Aim Beyond Trade Relations 
Former Brazilian Ambassador Marcos Caramuru claims US tariffs are used to pursue non-trade objectives, violating international law, sparking debate on US economic policies.
China Pushes Back Against US Investment Restrictions 
China condemns the US’s new investment restrictions, promising to protect its economic interests and calling for fair trade relations.
Trump’s 25% Tariffs: Coca-Cola and Ford Prepare for Higher Prices 
Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum threaten to raise prices for Coca-Cola drinks and Ford cars. Here’s what the CEOs have to say.
U.S. Tariffs: A New Trigger for Corruption, Says Economist
Economist Steve Hanke warns that U.S. tariffs not only impact consumers but also may incite corruption as politicians depend on lobbyists for exemptions.
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