
Trump’s Steel Tariffs Spark Global Trade Tensions, Risk Consumer Costs
New US steel and aluminum tariffs may trigger global trade disputes and raise consumer costs, experts warn. Policy clashes with WTO rules could reshape international markets.
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New US steel and aluminum tariffs may trigger global trade disputes and raise consumer costs, experts warn. Policy clashes with WTO rules could reshape international markets.
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