Trump doubles tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium, as trade war escalates
Donald Trump has doubled planned tariffs on imports of Canadian steel and aluminium from 25% to 50%. The US president made the announcement on Tuesday afternoon in response to the Canadian state of Ontario raising electricity prices sold south of the border. The increases are set to take effect on Wednesday.
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