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Recent citations in leading publications like the New York Times, the Economist, and the Financial Times illustrate how Global Trade Alert data informs analysis of current trade policy developments.
On 12 March 2025, new and expanded tariffs on aluminium, steel, and downstream “derivative” products come into force. This briefing shows that derivative products alone represented $151 billion of imports in 2024, with 27 foreign economies each having over $500 million of exports at risk. Tariffs on derivative products target parts for cars and machinery and certain consumer products, namely, furniture, cooking utensils, and sports gear.
This scenario-based analysis considers six possible outcomes of the North American Trade War, focusing on tariff adjustments, trade policies, and their implications for businesses across North America as the 2026 elections approach.