Trump said Wednesday he’ll apply a minimum 10% tariff on all exporters to the US. Displaying a chart, he indicated that dozens of countries with the largest trade imbalances will face even higher rates, with China and Vietnam at the top of that list. (Here’s your guide to what reciprocal tariffs are.)
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What are the roots of Trump’s global trade war? We discuss whether the countries in the firing line of America’s latest tariffs should have seen this coming.
