The Trump administration’s sweeping steel and aluminum tariffs continued to spark feverish debate among the business community this week, with U.S. producers urging the White House on Tuesday to hold firm and import-reliant companies calling for the duties to be removed.
President Donald Trump installed a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on aluminum one year ago after deeming those imports a threat to national security. Save for a handful of countries that have arranged managed trade deals with the U.S., the duties remain in place for nearly every U.S. trading partner...FULL STORY
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