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The clock is ticking down to Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" when the US president has threatened to unleash a wide range of tariffs against countries running persistent trade imbalances with the United States.

Uncertainty around trade will have a major impact on global growth, reducing business investment in the EU and the UK by 2% this year, Oxford Economics finds.

Domestic pressures and US tariff threat pose major challenges for Justin Trudeau’s successor.

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Countries like Vietnam benefited from Trump’s trade war. That could put them at risk in the second round.

Experts say 25-percent US tariffs along with retaliatory measures by Canada would hurt economies of both countries.

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Some Asian countries stand to gain if US president-elect Donald Trump pushes ahead with his promised massive tariffs on China and triggers a new wave of factory relocations to the rest of the region.

Inflation fell below the Bank of England’s 2% target in September for the first time in three years