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US tariffs: Who pays the price?
Canada hits back at US tariffs, sparking a trade standoff.
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US tariffs: Who pays the price?
Graphic Artist: Busra Ozturk, Producer: Ibrahim Dogan
March 14, 2025

Canada, top supplier of steel and aluminum to the US, is retaliating against President Trump’s tariffs with $20B in counter-duties, but Trump says he’ll respond again if Canada doesn’t back down.

With tensions mounting, is a full-scale trade war inevitable?

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SOURCE:TRT World
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