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The United States and the United Kingdom announce a trade agreement

The issue of British steel imports to the United States has not yet been resolved

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Canada considers steps to counter dumped steel imports

The government is also exploring ways to help producers affected by US tariffs

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Tata Steel may be left out of the UK-US trade deal

The government is working to get the company an exemption

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New US duties disrupt EU steel market recovery by 2026 – EUROFER

Due to trade turmoil in the EU, steel consumption is expected to fall for the fourth consecutive year

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US trading partners react to doubling of steel tariffs

Countries are negotiating with the United States, but are ready to take retaliatory measures

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EUROFER calls for immediate action over 50% US steel duty

The European Commission should quickly introduce new barriers to save the steel market from collapse

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Trump raises tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to the US to 50%

Duties on metals imported from the UK will remain at 25% at least until July 9

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EU may speed up tariffs in response to US duties

The bloc is preparing for the next round of trade negotiations

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Canadian steel producers call for immediate response to Trump’s tariffs

Industry Association Demands Government Response to US Steel Duty Increase to 50%

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Doubling of US tariffs on steel imports will put pressure on European steel industry – WV Stahl

On May 30, Trump announced a 50% increase in tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to the United States

Tariff war: the first major agreement and the EU’s push

In May, the US signed a trade deal with Britain, Trump promised and postponed 50 percent tariffs for the EU

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