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US President Donald Trump has signed orders to expand the list of goods exempted from new tariffs on Canada and Mexico. This marks the second time in two days that he has rolled back import taxes on these major trade partners. The changes have created uncertainty for businesses and raised concerns in financial markets.

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US President Donald Trump has signed orders to expand the list of goods exempted from new tariffs on Canada and Mexico. This marks the second time in two days that he has rolled back import taxes on these major trade partners. The changes have created uncertainty for businesses and raised concerns in financial markets.

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US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his

new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.
It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

US President Donald Trump has signed orders significantly expanding the goods exempted from his
new tariffs on Canada and Mexico that were imposed this week.

It is the second �me in two days that Trump has rolled back his taxes on imports from the US's two
biggest trade partners, measures that have raised uncertainty for businesses and worried financial
markets.

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