
Tariffs Drive US Import Prices Up: Businesses and Consumers Feel the Pinch
US import prices have surged after steel and aluminum tariffs rose to 50%, forcing American businesses and consumers to shoulder higher costs.
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US import prices have surged after steel and aluminum tariffs rose to 50%, forcing American businesses and consumers to shoulder higher costs.
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New U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum may drive up business costs and consumer prices, with global supply chain implications.
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