Just months after the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, he’s issued new ones.
The new tariffs, enacted Friday, have two tiers, of 10 and 12.5%, imposed on goods from the United States’ 60 biggest trading partners — 59 countries, plus the European Union.
What makes these tariffs different – and how might they affect average consumers?
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