Trump tariffs live updates: Ontario says it will suspend US electric surcharge Trump doubles tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum

Published On Mar 11, 2025, 3:02 PM

The article details U.S. President Trump's recent actions on tariffs, which significantly impact trade relationships with Canada, China, and the European Union. Trump has raised tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada to 50% in response to Ontario's electricity surcharge. The article also discusses the retaliation from China with tariffs on U.S. farm products and domestic implications for inflation and consumer spending as businesses respond to the tariff uncertainty. Industry leaders in the steel sector have welcomed the tariffs, expecting benefits, while broader sectors express concerns regarding inflation and decreased consumer spending.

Stock Forecasts

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With the projected increase in tariffs and potential effects on inflation, companies reliant on imports may face increased costs, impacting profits. However, specific U.S. steel manufacturers are likely to benefit from the tariffs due to reduced competition from imports.

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Negative

As consumer spending declines due to rising prices from tariffs, companies in consumer goods and industrial sectors, particularly those reliant on imported materials, could see a downturn. Companies such as Newell Brands may experience broad impacts on pricing and demand.

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Negative

The aerospace industry is likely to be negatively impacted by tariff-induced cost increases leading to reduced outlooks from major carriers, which could affect airline stocks negatively.

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Negative

Given the potential for reduced spending and the economic uncertainty due to tariffs, major retailers could face headwinds, particularly as prices increase for imported goods.

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