Trump tariffs

The White House has said the newest tariffs would be reciprocal with other nations and include duties on specific sectors.

Initial market indications early Wednesday evening were that many investors had expected Trump’s tariffs to be far less expansive.

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Analysis: The president has been announcing tariffs for months, but his latest moves are opening salvos in potentially drawn-out tit-for-tats with dozens of countries and countless repercussions.

The reciprocal duties will be equal to half the rates those countries charge on American exports.

Any doubt that the president was "all talk" about tariffs has been put to rest amid a flurry of tariffs, threats and retaliatory duties going into effect in a matter of weeks.

Some automakers have already warned dealerships they’re prepared to charge more for new shipments as soon as this week.

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