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February 2, 2025

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Trump strikes Canada, Mexico and China with invoices. retaliation emerge

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new invoices for goods imported from Canada, Mexico and China, escalating commercial tensions with the country’s three largest commercial partners. Invoices, which are to come into force on Tuesday, include a 25% duty on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% invoice in Chinese goods. Canadian energy products will face a lower 10%contribution. Trump justified the move in response to illegal concerns about drug trafficking and trafficking, citing the International Emergency Emergency Law (IEEPA). “Today’s price announcement is necessary to keep China, Mexico and Canada responsible for their

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