Trump says Canada, Mexico and China tariffs ‘will all be worth it’ — but may cause some ‘pain’
- President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on Canadian goods and a 10% tax on oil, natural gas, and electricity, stating they 'will all be worth it' despite potential 'pain' for Americans.
- Canada is retaliating with 25% tariffs on over $155 billion of U.S. Products, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urging Canadians to buy local goods.
- The Chinese government plans to defend its economic interests by filing a lawsuit with the World Trade Organization against the tariffs.
- An analysis by the Budget Lab at Yale predicts that if tariffs continue, the average U.S. Household could lose about $1,245 in income this year, equivalent to a $1.4 trillion tax increase over the next decade.
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