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Trump, Brazil and tariff

Trump Targets Copper, Brazil Vows Response to 50% Tariff Threat. Latest Trade News.

The exchange with the South American nation suggests the U.S. president also sees trade as a tool to influence other policies of foreign countries.

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Trump sets 50% US tariffs on copper, Brazilian imports starting in August

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Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Brazil if it doesn’t stop the Bolsonaro ‘witch hunt’ trial

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Trump's 50% Tariff on Brazilian Goods Like Coffee and Orange Juice Could Drive up US Breakfast Costs

President Donald Trump’s threat to boost import taxes by 50% on Brazilian goods could drive up the cost of breakfast in the United States.

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Trump says he will speak to Lula at some point as Brazil downplays tariff impact

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Brazil Vows Retaliatory Tariffs Against The U.S. If Trump Follows Through On Tariff Threat

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TSX futures dip after Trump slaps tariffs on Canada

Trump late on Thursday issued a letter implementing a 35% tariff rate on all imports from Canada, set to go into effect from August 1, adding that the rate would go up if Canada retaliated.

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Behind Trump’s Decision to Tax Brazil to Save Bolsonaro

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Trump Announces 35% Tariff On Canada, Says Higher Blanket Tariffs Are Coming

Heard on the Street Recap: Copper Keeps Shining

What Happened in Markets Today Copper prices—and mining stocks—rose after Trump confirmed a 50% tariff on the metal will take effect Aug. 1. Prices for the [metal hit record highs](

Trump tariffs live updates: Brazil, copper hit with 50% tariffs as India seeks to dodge Trump's BRICS wrath

President Trump is amping up trade threats, again unveiling a new batch of letters to country leaders outlining tariffs on goods imported from their countries beginning in August and a warning to BRICS nations.

Trump’s Brazil barrage: A 50% tariff wrapped in red, white, and rhetoric

Trump’s latest threat—a 10% tariff on nations backing BRICS “anti-Americanism”—isn’t just bluster. It puts a price tag on ideological alignment, and for countries like India or Saudi Arabia, it adds friction to what was once a low-cost platform for geopolitical posturing.