Trump Restores Metal Tariffs on Argentina, Brazil

Dec.02 -- President Trump is back on the trade offensive, reinstating steel and aluminum tariffs on Argentina and Brazil, and weighing potential duties on France, Austria, Italy and Turkey in retaliation for taxing U.S. tech firms. Bloomberg’s Enda Curran reports on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”

[darthvaderlxxi]

Don't be surprised when you end-up paying the Tariff, not folks in Brazil or Argentina. Studies have shown that Americans, like you an me, pay 100% of these so called Tariffs and Donnie uses the money elsewhere. Don't be a chump, vote out Trump.

[helianocabral]

President Trump stated that the reason for such taxation is an unfair "massive devaluation" of Brazil's currency. Either he has no idea he is tallking about or he is using fake news campaigning for next year's election: Brazil's currency floats freely with the currency market. The only few government interventions were to do exactly the contrary: to prevent speculative devaluation of the local currency.

[djabroni_brochacho]

Leaving my neighborhood this morning, I saw lots of work trucks leaving for the day. Seeing so many working class men being able to afford to own a home made me reflect on the state of our economy and the great job Trump is doing.

[JRead]

A month ago Trump was literally talking about a free trade agreement with Brazil.... Wonder if he thinks this helps him.... 😂

[lucasobrador]

What if the worlds boycott American product what will happen? Im curious!😂

[redwind]

When the world boycotts the American currency, we are fucked. So much out there, eventually it will fall in value.

[lucianosuarez]

When the united states pay his debt, everything's gonna be more fair and just! for everybody.

[craighinkle]

The Mike Bloomberg Presidential Campaign Network

[VerumAdPotentia]

Oh look! Yet another blatant Bloomberg campaign ad!

[cyberdisrespect]

I can see from the comments, the amount of xenophobic Americans and the ego up there

[steveoxendine]

Alot antifa in the audience here today

[ecologyrocks]

might as well. We need more tax money to subsidize the farmers who lost their biggest customer.

[-vrtex-]

What's wrong with tariffs? Oh only they can do it? Lol