In a move that has shaken global markets, Donald Trump announced that U.S. tariffs would reach their highest levels in almost 90 years. The new policy targets a wide range of imports, including steel, aluminum, electronics, and consumer goods. Supporters argue that the tariffs will protect American jobs and reduce reliance on foreign products, while critics warn of rising prices and potential trade wars. Many economists believe this could strain relationships with key trade partners, including the European Union, China, and India. The decision has already sparked debates on whether protectionism can truly boost the U.S. economy in the long run.
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