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It's a pivotal moment for President Donald Trump's economy as his boldest tariff policies to date are truly about to kick in.
While inflation remained low in June, the picture can change from 1 August if the US tariff on South Africa remains at 30%.
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Shape-shifting tariffs may be an act of self-harm but they hurt global trade and growth. After being smacked with a 25 per ...
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Corporate America has borne the brunt of tariffs, but its largesse won't last forever and the combination of rising inflation and looming trade deals could lead to higher prices.