Key industries facing U.S. tariffs may be spared for now, as President Trump’s next shot in the global trade war may not include sector-specific tariffs on April 2, according to a White House official. Trump is expected to introduce reciprocal tariffs based on fairness, targeting countries with tariffs on U.S. goods or unfair economic policies. Despite previous threats of industry-specific tariffs, the administration’s decisions around trade remain unpredictable, with a focus on countries with the biggest trade surpluses and high barriers.
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It's easier than ever to transfer money around the world. So why can it be a hassle for Canadians?
Traditional banks in Canada often make it costly and difficult to send money internationally, largely due to a lack of competition in the banking sector. However, newer financial services are emerging to simplify money transfers, encouraging customers to explore alternatives to conventional wire transfers. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: New ways to send money are popping up to make it easier and cheaper than using regular banks. Want More Context? 🔎
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