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<li>President Trump’s executive order on reciprocal tariffs has not produced much market reaction, as the proposals will not be delivered to the president until April 1</li>
<li>The process of Commerce/U.S. Treasury and Homeland Security input is seen reducing the odds of penal tariffs.</li>
<li>However, uncertainty still exists and the EU in particular is at real risk of threats and implementation in the spring.</li>
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President Trump’s executive order on reciprocal tariffs has not produced much market reaction, as the proposals will not be delivered to the president until April 1
The process of Commerce/U.S. Treasury and Homeland Security input is seen reducing the odds of penal tariffs.
However, uncertainty still exists and the EU in particular is at real risk of threats and implementation in the spring.


Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs and Reducing Bilateral Trade Imbalances