Trump’s Tariffs Sent Trade Plummeting in August
The steep tariffs President Trump issued in August led to a contraction in imports and the trade deficit, newly released data shows.
The steep tariffs President Trump issued in August led to a contraction in imports and the trade deficit, newly released data shows.
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It is walking back levies on imports including beef and coffee in what critics say is an admission that tariffs raised prices in the first place.
The Trump administration is facing backlash from American consumers as higher costs from tariffs blunt wage gains.
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The drop has been reflected in air and car travel, according to Canadian statistics. Tensions over tariffs placed by the Trump administration spurred calls for Canadians to spend their money at home.
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