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Trump's potential steel, aluminum rollback would be latest tariff reversal amid broader affordability push
A significant tariff concession may be on the horizon, as the Trump administration acknowledged Friday that it could scale back some tariffs on goods containing steel and aluminium. A Friday report from the Financial Times outlined the White House's plan to reduce tariffs on some products made with the metals, from ovens to drink cans. Trump's team has responded that any decision isn't final, but this potential concession would be the latest among more than half a dozen moves to lower tariffs over the past three months. The changes range from a reduction of food tariffs to a deescalation of tensions with trading ... (full story)
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