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CNBC Daily Open: Nations Reject Trump's 'Arbitrary' Tariffs

Summary by CNBC
There is an international backlash to President Trump's latest push to keep his tariff agenda alive, with his fresh move against American trading partners.

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Affected countries move between Australia's open outrage and the contained will to reach South Korea agreements

·Madrid, Spain
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The Confederation of Danish Industry believes that Danish companies must expect that exports to the US will continue to be subject to tariffs in the future.

·Borås, Sweden
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After his defeat before the U.S. Supreme Court, Trump did not let loose. He raised new global levies for 150 days. These are now running out — but Trump already has new tariffs ready.

·Berlin, Germany
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The American president had until last night to find a new justification for the import tariffs applying to dozens of countries. It arrived at the last minute, but experts are divided on its legal validity. Four questions about the matter.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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20 Minuten broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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