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WTO says Trump’s steel tariffs violated global trade rules
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WTO says Trump’s steel tariffs violated global trade rules
Business
Date posted: 12.12.2022
Category: Business News
The World Trade Organization ruled on Friday that former President Donald Trump violated global trade rules in 2018 when he invoked national security concerns to justify his tariffs on steel and aluminum products from around the world.
The Biden administration strongly condemned the decision, which it said was further proof that the WTO dispute settlement system is in need of fundamental reform. It also said it would not remove the duties that Trump imposed.
Source: Politico