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Opinion: NZ is looking for a deal over Trump’s new tariffs – that could come with a high political price
When the Trump administration arbitrarily imposed 15% tariffs on New Zealand exports on August 1, up from a previously announced 10%, no one should have been surprised. “Reciprocal” tariffs, based on the difference in value between what the United States imports from and exports to other countries,
The latest tariff decision "appears to be based on a calculation of trade deficits, with countries running a surplus with the ...
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said his government was disappointed by Trump’s move to raise the U.S. tariff on goods ...
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A top New Zealand central banker said on Thursday that while the full impact of U.S. tariffs remains uncertain, they could ...
Exporters are still coming to terms with the 15% impost to be applied this week to New Zealand goods entering the United ...
The Prime Minister has claimed it's 'unlikely' that New Zealand will be able to make Trump change his mind about the tariffs ...
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New Trump Tariffs: Early Modelling Shows Most Economies Lose – the US More Than ManyThe global rollercoaster ride of United States (US) trade tariffs has now entered its latest phase. President Donald Trump’s ...
The 15 percent tariff rate is a tough pill to swallow as the Luxon government tries to tout its economic policy.
Trump surprised New Zealand businesses with a new 15 percent tariff, and experts have crunched the numbers to find out what ...
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