Wednesday Briefing: Canada and China Strike Back at Tariffs
Trudeau said Canada would, in response, put 25 percent tariffs on $20.5 billion worth of unspecified U.S. goods. China announced levies on U.S. food imports and halted the sale of Chinese goods to 15 American companies. In Mexico, there were calls for boycotts of U.S. companies and products.
They have upended diplomatic relations with America’s largest trading partners, sent markets tumbling and provoked ...
China has lodged a diplomatic protest against Canada for including Chinese companies in new sanctions against Russia, its ...
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Trudeau Forced to Fact-Check Trump’s Weird Post on Canada’s BanksDuring a press conference on tariffs, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau corrected Donald Trump’s blatant lie about ...
VCG. China expressed firm opposition and lodged serious protests to EU, the UK and Canada over their latest sanctions on Chin ...
Canada and China targeted domestic products like wheat and poultry with retaliatory levies, while farm groups said US tariffs ...
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Trump Press Secretary Struggles to Explain Why His Tariffs Will WorkWhite House press secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed she had the “facts” to back up Donald Trump’s trade war–launching ...
For those watching and wondering why there are so many people in Congress wearing pink, it is part of a co-ordinated “protest ...
The imposition of the tariffs has roiled global markets, with Dow Jones Industrial Average, plummeting another 774 points as of midday Tuesday.
Congressman Al Green, a Texas Democrat, was escorted out of Trump’s joint address. He is a critic of the president, led the call for his impeachment.
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