The tariffs marked a significant protectionist trade action that provoked international criticism and dispute threats, affected U.S. trading relationships, and stirred debate over industrial policy and job protection.
On March 5, 2002, President George W. Bush announced temporary tariffs on certain imported steel products—ranging up to 30% for some items—to protect the domestic steel industry.
The tariffs marked a significant protectionist trade action that provoked international criticism and dispute threats, affected U.S. trading relationships, and stirred debate over industrial policy and job protection.
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President Trump intensified trade tensions with Canada by imposing new import bans and tariffs.
Trump held a meeting with travel industry CEOs to discuss boosting foreign tourism.
The Trump administration reached a milestone by paying out $100 billion in tariff refunds.
Trump's new tariffs on Canada have sparked significant opposition from the American public.