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Sweeping tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China were implemented by the Trump administration, raising U.S. tariffs significantly and impacting international trade. The move aimed to reshuffle trade relations, potentially prompting manufacturers to relocate to the U.S. but also straining supply chains and increasing costs for consumers and manufacturers. Canada and Mexico retaliated with their own tariffs, while China vowed to take countermeasures, signaling potential negative economic consequences for all involved parties.
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