US’ steel, aluminum tariffs violate WTO rules, won’t help solve its problems: Chinese FM

Global Times China

Global Times China

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For all the ways in which nations may contemplate retaliating against the U.S. for President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff threats — from potential 100% tariffs on Teslas to banning bottles of liquor made in red states — one of the more opaque methods of global economic war may occur far away from the world of customs agents and consumer prices, dipping a little deeper into the world of corporate tax and profits of multinational corporations.
CNBC
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Mexico, Canada and the European Union on Tuesday (Feb 11) condemned US President Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports next month, a move that has fanned fears of a trade war.
CNA
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The news sent industries reliant on steel and aluminum imports scrambling to offset an expected jump in costs.
The Gazette
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The 600,000-member International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Union, for decades the largest aerospace and defense labor union in the U.S. and Canada, is relieved that President Donald Trump has paused his tariff war with Canada.
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