Summary
For decades, the rest of the world, especially China and countries in Europe, have produced much more than they have consumed, selling goods to America in exchange for an ever-growing pile of U.S. dollars.
The New York Times
Trump has imposed tariffs on the US’s largest trading partners: Mexico, Canada and China, only to then temporarily withdrawn levies on Canada and Mexico.
Guardian
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Europe retaliates after Trump's metals tariffs take effect
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