#tariffs
6 articles tagged tariffs. Past halfway to the twelve-article threshold.
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US-China trade truce extended to January 10 — why only two months, tariffs intact
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Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect September 8 — steel, furniture and clothing sit in the 50 percent tier
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SK hynix US revenue of 84.5648 trillion won — tripled in a year, 64.1% of the total
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What Section 232 tariffs are — how a president taxes imports without Congress
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Economy · 2 min readUS-China trade truce extended to January 10 — why only two months, tariffs intact
Deal — the Busan Agreement now expires January 10 instead of November 10; no tariff cuts
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World · 2 min readCanada's retaliatory tariffs take effect September 8 — steel, furniture and clothing sit in the 50 percent tier
Effective — September 8, 2026, on about 700 categories of US goods worth 27.6 billion Canadian dollars (roughly 20 billion US)
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Economy · 3 min readSK hynix US revenue of 84.5648 trillion won — tripled in a year, 64.1% of the total
Number — first-half US revenue of ₩84.5648tn, 64.1% of the total, roughly tripled in a year
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Economy · 3 min readWhat Section 232 tariffs are — how a president taxes imports without Congress
Definition — Lets the president restrict imports once Commerce finds a national security threat
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Economy · 3 min readUS 50% tariffs on Canada took effect August 22 — retaliation lands September 8
In force — 50 percent on roughly $20bn of Canadian goods from midnight, August 22. Talks broke down the night before
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Economy · 4 min readWhat a retaliatory tariff is — why 'dollar for dollar' doesn't mean the same goods
Definition — a duty imposed in answer to another country's tariff. The products need not match