Turkey Strikes Back, Taxing $1.8 Billion Worth Of Us Goods

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Turkey is imposing tariffs on nearly two dozen U.S. products, ranging from cars to sunscreen, to strike back at Washington's sanctions on imported steel and aluminum. According to documents filed with the World Trade Organization, Turkey will slap $267 million in tariffs on $1.8 billion worth of products the United States exports to Turkey. The tariffs, which take effect Thursday, are in retaliation for President Donald Trump's decision to tax foreign steel and aluminum.Read more on NewsOK.com

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Turkey Strikes Back, Taxing $1.8 Billion Worth Of Us Goods

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