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New US tariffs will have negative impact on Ireland

Micheal Martin stated that tariffs drive inflation, hurting people on both sides of the Atlantic and putting jobs at risk.
US President Donald Trump announced tariffs on EU imports, which will face a 20% surcharge.
Micheal Martin noted that more than £4.2 billion worth of goods and services are traded between the European Union and the US daily.
Martin emphasized the need for a considered and measured response and called for a negotiated way forward, stating that disrupting the deeply-integrated relationship with tariffs benefits no one.

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