
Global South at a Crossroads: Surviving Trump’s Steep Tariffs
As the U.S. ramps up steep tariffs—from 50% in Brazil to 19% in Pakistan—Global South economies brace for currency shocks, debt risks and explore new trade paths.
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As the U.S. ramps up steep tariffs—from 50% in Brazil to 19% in Pakistan—Global South economies brace for currency shocks, debt risks and explore new trade paths.
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