US President Donald Trump increased tariffs this week on imports from 20 countries with duties of 25 to 40 per cent, making waves in Asia where most of the target countries are located.
While those country-by-country outcomes have captured much of Trump’s trade spotlight, the US has also raised tariffs on a series of product sectors – in some cases, made anywhere in the world – affecting producers from China to Canada. Copper was the latest target this week.
The US now levies tariffs on the…
