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EU hits back against Trump with $23 billion US in tariffs on U.S. goods
Members of the 27-country bloc repeated their preference for a deal to settle trade issues
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The EU says it has offered to drop tariffs to zero on industrial goods. Trump says ‘countries from all over the world’ are trying to negotiate the tariffs.
China plans to turn Trump tariff ‘crisis into opportunity’
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Zimbabwe to scrap tariffs on US goods
The African nation’s leader says his government prefers to foster friendly relations with all countries rather than take a hostile stance
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