U.S. President Trump has imposed a 25% import tax on steel and aluminum, aiming to give a big boost to domestic production. 🇺🇸 But not everyone is sure it’s a win. Professor Che Hu from China University of Political Science and Law weighs in, saying the long-term effects are still up in the air. While the intention is clear, he warns that these tariffs might actually reduce U.S. production in the end. This move has sparked debates among economists and industry experts alike. Will the tariffs achieve their intended goals, or will they lead to unexpected challenges for the U.S. steel and aluminum sectors? Stay tuned as this story develops!
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Analyst: U.S. steel, aluminum tariff may hurt domestic production
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