Donald Trump announced a one-month delay in the enforcement of 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, a move that underscores his inconsistent approach to international trade. This pattern of backtracking is seen as central to his economic strategy, fostering uncertainty that has destabilized relationships with key allies and increased costs across industries. Experts suggest that Trump's tactics, rooted in his America First policy, aim to put pressure on negotiating partners, but warn that this flip-flopping could backfire and create long-term diplomatic issues.
President Trump announced on Thursday that his 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada would be delayed another month.
The continued flip-flopping has left the US economy with a sense of whiplash, affecting businesses and markets.
Everyone has to understand that you're on the long ride here with this jolt, this is not just turbulence for a few seconds.
It all fits into his America First strategy, but we must be sure that we don't alienate our allies.
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