President Donald Trump doubled tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50% on Tuesday, June 3, through a presidential proclamation that cited national security risks and the need to counter foreign oversupply. The White House said the move aims to protect U.S. manufacturers from trade practices it says weaken domestic production and threaten defense readiness.
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Trump doubles steel, aluminum tariffs to 50% in national security move

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Trump doubles tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50%, sparking global trade tensions, industry pushback and a conditional U.K. exemption.


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