Tariffs: Trump warns BRICs, South Korea seeks exception
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday (February 20) that BRICS nations could face 150% tariffs from the United States for "trying to destroy the dollar". Julian Satterthwaite reports. Manchester United reports quarterly loss; CEO admits on-pitch issues
Trump Declares BRICS “Broken Up” Amidst Threats of 100% Tariffs
Should Trump implement his 100% tariff threats, there may be serious repercussions for the world economy. Such tariffs might cause major industry disruptions, price increases, and strained diplomatic ties as several BRICS countries sell commodities valued at billions of dollars to the United States.
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