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Trump says he's looking at certain tariff exemptions for automakers: 'They need a little bit of time'
President Donald Trump signaled Monday that more tariff relief could be on the way for auto manufacturers after he already provided the industry with a one-month pause related to tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico imposed on March 4.
Trump threatens new tariffs on smartphones days after exempting them
China has called on Donald Trump to "completely cancel" his tariffs regime, and "return to the right path of mutual respect". However US officials said on Sunday that products would be subject to a "semiconductor tariff" instead,
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Donald Trump suggests tariff exemptions for smartphones and other tech products from China could be short-lived – read more ...
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