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Trump brings it all back home

No one ever dreamed it might occur, however now he is actually accomplished it: on 2 April, US President Donald Trump imposed a punishing salvo of tariffs on (virtually) your complete world – together with the European Union. In accordance with the US government, the (much-criticized) measure is meant to equalize the tariffs imposed on his personal nation – and thus reply to the financial “pillage” which it has allegedly suffered for many years. This return to protectionism, orchestrated with the declared intention of bringing industries again throughout the Atlantic and twisting the arm of the remainder of the world, has led to widespread market collapse and fears of a harmful affect on the economies of nations going through the heaviest tariffs, in addition to that of the United States. It additionally marks the tip of globalization as we’ve recognized it for the final thirty years.

Whereas the EU, whose exports are hit by 20 p.c tariffs, has promised to react, it’s nonetheless hesitating concerning the depth of its response, and hopes to discover a diplomatic path out of the financial battle that looms on the horizon. On April 9, an preliminary spherical of retaliatory measures was adopted. It is going to enter into drive on 15 April and ought to be adopted by a second spherical in mid-Could.


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