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Description
On 8 March 2018, Trump Administration signed an order imposing 25% tariffs on imports of steel products with the exception of a number of countries. The action was taken in the name of national securi...
Intervention Details
Intervention Type
Import tariff
MAST Chapter
Tariff measures
Implementation date
23 Mar 2018
Revocation date
03 Jun 2025
Implementation level
National
Affected flow
Inward
Announced as temporary
No
Eligible firms
all
Affected Sectors
Affected Products
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