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New Zealand PM Doesn’t Expect to Win US Tariff Reprieve

Bloomberg08-11

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has conceded the government is unlikely to win a reduction in the tariff rate the US has applied to New Zealand goods.Officials were taken by surprise when...

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JediGingerNinja
·08-11
If I was running the show I would've canceled 16B military spend as soon as they changed the terms of the tarrif.. our military only used for humanitarian work anyway. And we the citizens are struggling enough without the government borrowing more money they don't have
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