Donald Trump jolts markets with threat of tariffs against Mexico and Canada
Donald Trump sparked a bout of tumult in financial markets hours after his inauguration as he threatened to hit Mexico and Canada with big tariffs. Speaking in the Oval Office late on Monday, Trump said he could enact tariffs of 25 per cent against both countries as soon as February 1,
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