This Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump will officially implement 25 per cent tariffs on both Canadian and Mexican goods, with 10 per cent on Chinese products, too. And now with these respective governments announcing retaliatory measurements against the U.S., an imminent trade war is becoming more of a possibility. Speaking Sunday, financial experts and U.S. Senators reacted to the unfolding economic crisis, with a professor in London calling it a 鈥渓ose-lose trade war鈥 for all sides.
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‘This is a lose-lose trade war’: Experts, U.S. senators weigh in on Trump tariffs
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