The Euro, peso, and Canadian dollar are all expected to move against the dollar.

While sectors like machinery and electronics could see the most volatile changes, it’s likely that everything could get more expensive.

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Donald Trump's recent threat to impose 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico are a negotiating tactic, the president's long ...

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Oil prices dipped in early trade on Thursday, extending losses amid uncertainty over how proposed tariffs by U.S. President ...