European Union vows strong response as Trump’s tariffs threaten global trade stability
Frankfurt: United States President Donald Trump has imposed sweeping new tariffs on American imports, triggering widespread condemnation and fears of a global trade war. The move stunned governments and investors, prompting immediate threats of retaliation and calls for negotiation, while global stocks took a hit.
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