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US and Canada Aluminum Groups Slam Tariffs and Point to China
Source: Bloomberg
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Industry groups in the US and Canada urged both countries to stop targeting each other with aluminum tariffs and to coordinate a unified front against Chinese aluminum competition. While the article does not cite specific tariff rate changes, the proposed policy shift could affect regional supply/demand and pricing for aluminum producers. Overall, it’s a cautious, policy-directed development rather than an immediate quantified market move.
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