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Trump's tariffs on cars, copper, drugs, aluminum could hit harder than other levies
As President Donald Trump’s tariffs against more than a dozen countries spark fresh concerns about looming country-specific trade measures, often overlooked are the levies on specific products and commodities that are already in place or could soon be coming. These so-called “Section 232” tariffs — already announced on cars, steel and aluminum, and floated for copper and other items — further constrain businesses and U.S. trading partners trying to navigate a constantly evolving trade environment. Trump said Tuesday that he would impose 50% tariffs on copper imports, double what he had previously floated ... (full story)
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From dailyforex.com|Jul 9, 2025Copper spiked to highs yesterday touching the 5.7800 vicinity as President Trump delivered the gift of fear into the commodity, this by proclaiming he is considering a duty charge ...
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