CANADA PERSPECTIVE

TRUMP HIKES EU AUTO TARIFFS TO 25%: BRUSSELS FIRES BACK, SEOUL TAKES NOTE

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Trump breaks the trade deal and hikes EU auto tariffs — a jolt to an already fragile global economy

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Globe and Mail qualifies Trump's decision as a measure that 'could jolt the world economy at a fragile moment.' The announcement comes amid multiple simultaneous commercial pressures: US tariffs on steel and aluminum, trade tensions with China, and now escalation against the EU. Trump invites European automakers to build US factories to avoid tariffs — a carrot alongside the tariff stick. For Ottawa, which has closely monitored US tariff policies since NAFTA renegotiations, the decision reinforces arguments for diversifying Canadian commercial partners.

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Trump says U.S. will raise tariffs on EU autos to 25%, accusing bloc of violating trade deal

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