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Commerce secretary: US may not need to put tariffs on European cars

05/11/2019
Commerce secretary: US may not need to put tariffs on European cars

Following conversations with automakers in the EU, Japan and Korea, the Trump administration has said it might not need to put tariffs on imported European automobiles later this month, according to Bloomberg.  The White House agreed in May to delay new tariffs on imported vehicles and parts for six months while negotiating with the EU and Japan, ...

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