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Trump, Brazil and tariff

Trump Targets Copper, Brazil Vows Response to 50% Tariff Threat. Latest Trade News.

The exchange with the South American nation suggests the U.S. president also sees trade as a tool to influence other policies of foreign countries.

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50% tariff & 'witch hunt' cry: Why Trump is going all-out against Brazil; is it beyond economics?

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Trump sets 50% US tariffs on copper, Brazilian imports starting in August

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Trump threatens 35% tariffs on Canadian goods

Trump has said he will slap a 35% tariff on Canadian goods starting 1 August, even as the two countries are days away from a self-imposed deadline to reach a new deal on trade.

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Trump Announces 35% Tariff On Canada, Says Higher Blanket Tariffs Are Coming

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Targeting Brazil, Trump Tests Legal Limit of His Tariff Powers

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US Tariffs on South Africa Set to Hit White Farmers Trump Has Embraced

U.S. President Donald Trump's threatened 30% tariff on South African exports is set to deal an economic blow to a community he has vocally and controversially championed: white farmers.

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Brazil's Lula pledges retaliation to Trump tariffs but keeps diplomacy open

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Lula seizes Trump tariff threat to revive re-election push

Heard on the Street Recap: Copper Keeps Shining

What Happened in Markets Today Copper prices—and mining stocks—rose after Trump confirmed a 50% tariff on the metal will take effect Aug. 1. Prices for the [metal hit record highs](

Why copper tariffs are different

The copper market does not appear to think Trump is going to chicken out on his 50 per cent tariffs on the red metal. The copper price rose 13 per cent when the levy was announced — reflecting, presumably, a rush to build US inventories ahead of the tariff’s implementation — and has stayed there. And that’s even after rising steadily for months:

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Trump tariffs live updates: Brazil, copper hit with 50% tariffs as India seeks to dodge Trump's BRICS wrath

President Trump is amping up trade threats, again unveiling a new batch of letters to country leaders outlining tariffs on goods imported from their countries beginning in August and a warning to BRICS nations.