Despite the Supreme Court ruling, U.S. tariffs will continue to be imposed
BlockBeats News, February 21, U.S. trade expert Lawrence Herman stated that the Supreme Court's rejection of Trump's tariff policy does not put an end to trade tensions. The U.S. government can still use other measures, and Canada will continue to face sectoral tariffs on steel, aluminum, automobiles, and forest products.
"Tariffs will exist in some form for a long time," Herman added, warning that U.S.-Canada trade relations have already broken down.
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