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Market reaction has been swift, harsh and far reaching. The S&P 500 opened down about 3% this morning, and the S&P/TSX ...

The president displayed a large chart listing various countries and the tariff rate imposed on them, including 24% on Japan; ...

A 10 percent tariff will apply to all countries, but trading partners like China, Japan and Europe will face rates two and ...

President Donald Trump confirmed that tariffs will apply to all countries, not just specific ones as previously planned.