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Posthaste: The day after Trump's tariffs, 'everyone’s sinking, but the U.S. is going under first'

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The U.S. announced it will impose a 10 per cent tariff on all countries, with some facing even higher rates, including 34 per cent for China .
Canada remains under the tariffs Trump had already imposed but was not subject to this latest round.
Canada 's PM Mark Carney warned yesterday that Trump ’s tariffs would “fundamentally change the international trading system”.
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