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Markets were always going to respond to Trump tariffs but they're also battling with another problem

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Markets were always going to respond to Trump tariffs but they're also battling with another problemGlobal financial markets gave a clear vote of no-confidence in President Trump's economic policy.
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News video: U.S Hit With BIGGEST Tariffs Ever By Canada, China & EU After Trump's Provocative War Hits Markets

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 Trade war retaliation intensifies as countries impose counter-tariffs on U.S. goods. Major economies like China, the EU, and Canada are hitting back with new trade barriers, escalating tensions. As the U.S. enforces higher duties, global markets brace for impact. How will this trade war retaliation...

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Markets were always going to respond to Trump tariffs but they are also battling with another problem

 Global financial markets gave a clear vote of no-confidence in President Trump's economic policy.
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