US EditionAre Trump's new tariffs 'liberation'? Judge for yourself.
- A flat 10% tariff on all imports to the United States was enacted by executive order, with additional rates affecting key partners starting later in April.
- The White House's announcement received criticism for lacking consultation with Congress or other trading partners, leading to significant stock market declines.
- Countries like Canada and China indicated intentions to impose retaliatory tariffs, affecting various sectors and raising alarms about economic stability.
- Experts, including those from the Peterson Institute for International Economics, predict tariffs could impose an annual cost of up to $3,500 on American households, exacerbating inflation and deepening economic challenges for consumers.
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Saskatchewan Political Panel | More concerns over the impacts of tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump called Wednesday 'liberation day' as he announced a litany of new tariffs. CBC's Morning Edition's political panel discussed the effects on Saskatchewan, the government response and what happens next. Meanwhile, Saskatchewan has still not adopted the $10-a-day federal child care program. This week's panel featured Regina Leader-Post columnist Murray Mandryk, Canadian Press reporter Jeremy Simes and Morning Edition host
Trump's 'Liberation Day' leaves the world trading system without a leader: 'The era of rules-based globalization and free trade is over'
For decades, the U.S. was at the center of the rules-based trading system, thanks to the WTO and its massive consumer market. No longer.
Trump's Popularity SURGES Four Points After Unleashing 'Liberation Day' Tariffs: Daily Mail
Trump's recent imposition of 'Liberation Day' tariffs has resulted in a notable four-point spike in his popularity, according to a new Daily Mail poll. The implications of this shift warrant in-depth analysis.
Are Trump's new tariffs 'liberation'? Judge for yourself.
President Donald Trump is imposing sweeping new tariffs on imports from around the world. We’re told that “Liberation Day” tariffs will raise $6 trillion in federal revenue over the next decade, plus another trillion from automobile tariffs.
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