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How China, Canada and Other Nations are Responding to Trump’s Tariffs

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[–><!–>The other was Canada, which last month placed tariffs on a variety of U.S. goods. The European Union, while signalling that it would prefer to negotiate, is said to be working to finalize a list of U.S. goods that it would target.–><!–>

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[–><!–>Other economies — even large ones like Japan and South Korea — don’t have the same leverage, and many are offering concessions. Some are offering to lower their own tariff rates as they try to reach an agreement with the Trump administration.–><!–>

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[–><!–>But it’s unclear how much President Trump wants to negotiate, and a White House trade advisor warned on Monday that even lowering tariffs to zero would not be enough to get the United States to back down.–><!–>

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Mexico Mexico+25% *$506 bil.

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