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Trump's copper tariff is a first step. Here's what's needed now to counter China.
America must control its copper supply - but Washington doesn't have many chances to get it right The U.S. copper industry is in crisis - and Washington is finally taking notice. With President Donald Trump's recent announcement of 50% tariffs on copper (HG00) imports under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, the United States has correctly identified copper as a material of strategic national importance. This is an encouraging first step. It safeguards U.S. copper mills from a flood of underpriced imports taking advantage of a broken market structure. For months, speculators and foreign competitors have been ... (full story)
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From @realDonaldTrump|Jul 14, 2025|22 comments
The United States of America has been ripped off on TRADE (and MILITARY!), by friend and foe, alike, for DECADES. It has come at a cost of TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS, and it is just not sustainable any longer - And never was! Countries should sit back and say, “Thank you fo...
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